Quest Platform (Archived)

Status: archived and retired. This repository is read-only on GitHub (archived 2026-07-06) and receives no further changes. Final code commit: 1951af8 (2026-04-18); final commit: 0a11764 (LICENSE).

What this was

Shared-core extraction scaffold for two products:

• MLB Ballparks Quest
• Festival Atlas

Phase 1 extracted the shared core into shared/js/core/ (storage.js, utils.js, device.js, config.js, context-store.js, visits.js, notes.js, schedule-core.js) plus product configs under products/. Extraction stopped after Phase 1 and the platform approach was retired in favor of vendored copies owned by each product.

Where the code lives now (handoff)

Each product repo owns its own vendored copy of the shared core. Those copies are authoritative, are maintained independently, and are expected to diverge from this repo. Do not sync code from here into the products.

• MLB Ballparks Quest — https://github.com/DaveHomeAssist/mlb-ballparks-quest, vendored core under shared/, last synced from this repo at downstream commit 9ed1102 ("Sync storage.js quota guard from quest-platform", 2026-04-18), matching this repo's final code commit 1951af8.
• Festival Atlas — https://github.com/DaveHomeAssist/festival-atlas, vendored core under shared/, last updated at downstream commit 5d3fec9 (2026-05-29).

Deployment status: none

There is no supported live URL for this repository. The Vercel deployment that once served /mlb, /festival, and /shared routes has been retired, and the quest-platform.vercel.app namespace is now registered to an unrelated third-party application; links to that domain load nothing from this repository and should not be trusted. The Vercel routing config (vercel.json) has been removed so the repo no longer presents itself as a deployable platform.

Build (frozen artifact only)

dist/ is a committed snapshot produced by the clean build. To regenerate it, run sh build.sh (POSIX) or node build.mjs (any platform with Node.js >= 16.7; no dependencies). Both delete dist/ first and recopy shared/ and products/, so stale or deleted files cannot persist in the artifact.

Guarantees

None. The code is frozen as-is under the repository LICENSE (all rights reserved), with no compatibility, security, or maintenance guarantees.