For instance, rather than processing a “report” inline as a function, I call out to Google Cloud Functions like this: const PubSub = require(

@google-cloud/pubsub

); const pubsub = new PubSub(); const topicName = ‘report-creation’; const cors = require(“cors”)(); exports.requestReport = (req, res) => { cors(req, res, () => { const data = JSON.stringify(req.body.data); const dataBuffer = Buffer.from(data); pubsub .topic(topicName) .publisher() .publish(dataBuffer) .then(results => { const messageId = results[0]; console.log(

Message ${messageId} published.

); res.send(messageId) }) .catch(err => { console.error(‘ERROR:’, err); res.send(err) }); }) }

Unfortunately my timeline to get this operational is like 2 days.

It's not a very complex project (I believe it was actually developed entirely within the console)

But there just isn't enough time for that level of refactoring.

Hope you can get there. Happy to help if I can be of use. @nilan <- Kevin is having some urgent trouble here.

we can help you find it if you share the code @Kevin S

I find it flabbergasting that not only would a syntax error not be reported in the UI (I had to dig through the inspector to even realize an error had happened)

But that it would totally lock up the entire site with a modal "saving" animation

And the only possible action is to hit 'ESC' to cancel a background dialog... completely undoing all changes, and closing the editor so they can't even be reviewed.

Regardless, I do appreciate the help.