ecoportal-api-graphql 1.3.5 → 1.3.16

data/lib/ecoportal/api/graphql/builder/template.rb

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+module Ecoportal
+  module API
+    class GraphQL
+      module Builder
+        class Template
+          attr_reader :client
+
+          def initialize(client)
+            @client = client
+          end
+
+          def create(commands:, &block)
+            createMutation.query(commands: commands, &block)
+          end
+
+          def update(model, commands:, patch_ver: model.patchVer, &block)
+            updateMutation.query(id: model.id, patch_ver: patch_ver, commands: commands, &block)
+          end
+
+          def publish(id:, &block)
+            publishMutation.query(id: id, &block)
+          end
+
+          def unpublish(id:, &block)
+            unpublishMutation.query(id: id, &block)
+          end
+
+          def update_information(id:, **kargs, &block)
+            updateInformationMutation.query(id: id, **kargs, &block)
+          end
+
+          def create_related_page(template_id:, title:, register_id:, patch_ver:, filters: nil, &block)
+            createRelatedPageMutation.query(
+              template_id: template_id,
+              title:       title,
+              register_id: register_id,
+              patch_ver:   patch_ver,
+              filters:     filters,
+              &block
+            )
+          end
+
+          def destroy_related_page(template_id:, id:, patch_ver:, &block)
+            destroyRelatedPageMutation.query(template_id: template_id, id: id, patch_ver: patch_ver, &block)
+          end
+
+          private
+
+          def createMutation
+            Mutation::Template::Create.new(client)
+          end
+
+          def updateMutation
+            Mutation::Template::Update.new(client)
+          end
+
+          def publishMutation
+            Mutation::Template::Publish.new(client)
+          end
+
+          def unpublishMutation
+            Mutation::Template::Unpublish.new(client)
+          end
+
+          def updateInformationMutation
+            Mutation::Template::UpdateInformation.new(client)
+          end
+
+          def createRelatedPageMutation
+            Mutation::Template::CreateRelatedPage.new(client)
+          end
+
+          def destroyRelatedPageMutation
+            Mutation::Template::DestroyRelatedPage.new(client)
+          end
+        end
+      end
+    end
+  end
+end

data/lib/ecoportal/api/graphql/builder/template_builder.rb

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+module Ecoportal
+  module API
+    class GraphQL
+      module Builder
+        # Build-from-scratch emitter for a template/workflow: turns a DECLARATIVE spec
+        # (stages -> sections -> fields -> options / config / gauge-stops) into an ordered batch of
+        # built `WorkflowCommand` hashes, ready for `Builder::Template#create(commands:)` /
+        # `#update(model, commands:)` (which wrap `executeWorkflowCommands`).
+        #
+        # This is the gem-level, reusable BUILD emitter (previously a one-off in eco-helpers samples).
+        # It shares ONE emission layer with the DIFF-DEPLOY pipeline: both produce an ordered
+        # `WorkflowCommand` batch, and both use the SAME `placeholderId` id-threading primitive that
+        # `Diff::CommandSynthesizer` uses — a newly-created node is addressed by a client-chosen
+        # `placeholderId`, and every later command in the same batch that references it substitutes
+        # that placeholder (the server has not assigned real ids yet). Here every node is brand new,
+        # so the whole batch is threaded through placeholders.
+        #
+        # SPEC SHAPE (all keys optional unless noted; only VALID command inputs are emitted):
+        #
+        #   {
+        #     stages: [
+        #       { name: 'Report', ordering: 0, sections: [        # addStage(name, ordering)
+        #         { layout: 'ONE_COLUMN', fields: [               # addSection(layout) + addStageSection
+        #           { field_type: 'PlainText', label: 'Description', column: 0,
+        #             description: 'ID:token' },   # addField (+ editFieldConfiguration for description)
+        #           { field_type: 'Select', label: 'Severity',
+        #             options: [ { label: 'Low', weight: 0 }, ... ],                # addSelectFieldOption
+        #             config: { select: { multiple: false } } },                   # editFieldConfiguration(byType:)
+        #           { field_type: 'Gauge', label: 'Risk',
+        #             stops: [ { threshold: 0, color: '#0f0' }, ... ],              # addGaugeFieldStop
+        #             config: { gauge: { max: 100.0 } } }
+        #         ] }
+        #       ] }
+        #     ]
+        #   }
+        #
+        # ORDER — addStage -> addSection -> addStageSection -> addField -> (addSelectFieldOption |
+        # addGaugeFieldStop | editFieldConfiguration). This is the dependency-safe order the workflow
+        # command bus expects; placeholderId resolution makes the intra-batch references valid.
+        #
+        # SAFETY — only keys present in each command input's VALID_KEYS are emitted (the input classes
+        # slice + compact). A spec key with no corresponding command input is dropped, not fabricated.
+        # `field_type` shape and per-type config (`byType`) are NOT invented: config is passed through
+        # under its byType sub-hash exactly as given (the caller supplies confirmed byType keys), and
+        # is emitted only for a field that carries one.
+        class TemplateBuilder
+          # @param spec [Hash] the declarative template spec (see class doc). String or symbol keys.
+          def initialize(spec)
+            @spec         = symbolize(spec || {})
+            @commands     = []
+            @counter      = 0
+            @built        = false
+          end
+
+          # Ordered Array of built command hashes ({ commandKey => input }), placeholder-threaded.
+          def commands
+            return @commands if @built
+
+            @built = true
+            build_all
+          end
+
+          # Ready to hand to `Builder::Template#create(commands: builder.to_commands)`.
+          alias_method :to_commands, :commands
+
+          def to_h
+            { commands: commands }
+          end
+
+          private
+
+          def build_all
+            Array(@spec[:stages]).each_with_index { |stage, idx| emit_stage(stage, idx) }
+            @commands
+          end
+
+          def emit_stage(stage, index)
+            stage_ph = placeholder(:stg)
+            add(:addStage, name: stage[:name], ordering: stage.fetch(:ordering, index), placeholderId: stage_ph)
+            Array(stage[:sections]).each { |section| emit_section(section, stage_ph) }
+          end
+
+          def emit_section(section, stage_ph)
+            section_ph = placeholder(:sec)
+            add(:addSection, layout: section[:layout], placeholderId: section_ph)
+            # Attach the freshly-created section to its (freshly-created) stage.
+            add(:addStageSection, stageId: stage_ph, sectionId: section_ph)
+            emit_section_heading(section, section_ph)
+            Array(section[:fields]).each { |field| emit_field(field, stage_ph, section_ph) }
+          end
+
+          # A section's heading is not an addSection input; set it via editSectionHeader after create.
+          def emit_section_heading(section, section_ph)
+            heading = section[:heading]
+            return if heading.nil?
+
+            add(:editSectionHeader, sectionId: section_ph, header: heading)
+          end
+
+          def emit_field(field, stage_ph, section_ph)
+            field_ph = placeholder(:fld)
+            add(:addField,
+                fieldType:     field[:field_type] || field[:fieldType],
+                label:         field[:label],
+                stageId:       stage_ph,
+                sectionId:     section_ph,
+                column:        field[:column],
+                placeholderId: field_ph)
+            emit_description(field, field_ph)
+            emit_options(field, field_ph)
+            emit_stops(field, field_ph)
+            emit_config(field, field_ph)
+          end
+
+          # A field's `description` is NOT an addField input (the schema's WorkflowAddFieldInput has
+          # no `description` key — VERIFIED against the 20260605 dump). It is a top-level key of
+          # editFieldConfiguration, so we persist it with a follow-up editFieldConfiguration
+          # addressed to the freshly-created field placeholder. Emitted only when supplied. This is
+          # the seam the CSV/hidden-field identity token rides on. NOTE: `required` has no schema
+          # input key at all, so it is intentionally NOT emitted (a spec `required:` is ignored).
+          def emit_description(field, field_ph)
+            description = field[:description]
+            return if description.nil?
+
+            add(:editFieldConfiguration, data_field_id: field_ph, description: description)
+          end
+
+          def emit_options(field, field_ph)
+            Array(field[:options]).each do |opt|
+              add(:addSelectFieldOption, data_field_id: field_ph, label: opt[:label], weight: opt[:weight])
+            end
+          end
+
+          def emit_stops(field, field_ph)
+            Array(field[:stops]).each do |stop|
+              add(:addGaugeFieldStop, data_field_id: field_ph, threshold: stop[:threshold], color: stop[:color])
+            end
+          end
+
+          # Per-type field configuration passed through under its byType sub-hash exactly as supplied
+          # (e.g. { select: { multiple: true } }, { gauge: { max: 100.0 } }). Emitted only when
+          # present; keys are validated/sliced by the EditFieldConfiguration input, never fabricated.
+          def emit_config(field, field_ph)
+            config = field[:config]
+            return if config.nil? || config.empty?
+
+            add(:editFieldConfiguration, data_field_id: field_ph, byType: symbolize(config))
+          end
+
+          # Build one command and append it. Reuses the SAME builder the diff synthesizer uses, so
+          # BUILD and DIFF-DEPLOY emit through one layer.
+          def add(command_key, **kwargs)
+            @commands << Ecoportal::API::GraphQL::Input::WorkflowCommand.build(command_key, **kwargs)
+          end
+
+          # A deterministic client-chosen placeholderId — the id-threading primitive shared with the
+          # diff synthesizer. Prefix marks the node kind for readability of the emitted batch.
+          def placeholder(prefix)
+            @counter += 1
+            "ph_#{prefix}_#{@counter}"
+          end
+
+          def symbolize(value)
+            case value
+            when Hash  then value.each_with_object({}) { |(k, v), h| h[k.to_sym] = symbolize(v) }
+            when Array then value.map { |e| symbolize(e) }
+            else value
+            end
+          end
+        end
+      end
+    end
+  end
+end

data/lib/ecoportal/api/graphql/builder.rb

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-module Ecoportal
-  module API
-    class GraphQL
-      module Builder
-      end
-    end
-  end
-end
-
-require_relative 'builder/location_structure'
-require_relative 'builder/action'
-require_relative 'builder/contractor_entity'
-require_relative 'builder/register'
-require_relative 'builder/page'
+module Ecoportal
+  module API
+    class GraphQL
+      module Builder
+      end
+    end
+  end
+end
+
+require_relative 'builder/location_structure'
+require_relative 'builder/action'
+require_relative 'builder/contractor_entity'
+require_relative 'builder/register'
+require_relative 'builder/page'
+require_relative 'builder/kickstand'
+require_relative 'builder/template'
+require_relative 'builder/template_builder'

data/lib/ecoportal/api/graphql/compat/filter_translator.rb

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+module Ecoportal
+  module API
+    class GraphQL
+      module Compat
+        # Translates v2-style filter hashes to GraphQL-compatible filter hashes.
+        # Extracted from Compat::Registers so any part of the compat layer can use it.
+        #
+        # SearchConf filter objects (respond_to :to_h, not a Hash) are passed through —
+        # callers may also pass already-translated hashes or SearchConf instances directly.
+        #
+        # v2 → GraphQL translation table:
+        #   date_filter     lbound/ubound → gte/lte; Date FIELD (key 'date.zXXXX') →
+        #                   range_date_filter + membranes.date path; system date → date_filter
+        #   text_filter     {query, key} → match_filter {key, value} (partial text)
+        #   options_filter  Select FIELD (key 'select_str.zXXXX') → has_any_filter
+        #                   {key, path, field_key: 'selected', values} (doesnt_have_any_filter to
+        #                   exclude); system option key → one_of_filter/none_of_filter {key, values}
+        #   tag_filter      passed through (same ES backend, same format)
+        #   register_filter passed through
+        #   and_filter / or_filter  passed through
+        # Operation/param shapes per .ai-assistance/code/search_filters.md.
+        class FilterTranslator
+          class << self
+            def to_graphql(filter)
+              return filter if filter.respond_to?(:to_h) && !filter.is_a?(Hash)
+              return filter unless filter.is_a?(Hash)
+
+              case filter['type'] || filter[:type]
+              when 'date_filter'
+                translate_date_filter(filter)
+              when 'text_filter'
+                translate_text_filter(filter)
+              when 'exact_filter', 'is_filter'
+                translate_exact_filter(filter)
+              when 'options_filter'
+                translate_options_filter(filter)
+              else
+                filter
+              end
+            end
+
+            private
+
+            # v2 exact_filter {query/value, key} → GraphQL is_filter (whole-value equality).
+            # For a register/page field there is NO `exact_filter` operation — `is_filter` is the
+            # exact one: it matches the field's `.exact` keyword subfield (backend
+            # NewEp::Es::Filters::Pages::IsFilter → ExactFilter on `membranes.<type>.exact`),
+            # whereas match_filter/contains_filter hit the analyzed `.value` and miss exact SKUs.
+            # A register FIELD key ('plain_text.zXXXX') needs the nested membranes.<type> path;
+            # a SYSTEM key (external_id/id/state/creator_id/source) must NOT carry a path — the
+            # backend routes it to Global::ExactFilter which joins [@path,@key] into the term key,
+            # so a spurious 'membranes.external_id' yields term 'membranes.external_id.external_id'
+            # → 0 results (proof: pages/is_filter.rb:36-55 passes path: @path to Global::ExactFilter;
+            # global/exact_filter.rb:18 builds the term as [@path, @key].compact.join(".")).
+            # CAVEAT: case-insensitive and only the first 64 chars are significant (values are
+            # lowercased + truncated at index time). No case-sensitive/>64-char exact exists.
+            def translate_exact_filter(filter)
+              key   = filter['key']   || filter[:key]
+              path  = filter['path']  || filter[:path]
+              path  ||= membrane_path_for(key) if membrane_field?(key)
+              value = filter['value'] || filter[:value] || filter['query'] || filter[:query]
+              { operation: 'is_filter', params: { key: key, path: path, value: value }.compact }
+            end
+
+            # Derive the ES nested path from a field key: `plain_text.zXXXX` → `membranes.plain_text`.
+            def membrane_path_for(key)
+              prefix = key.to_s.split('.').first
+              prefix.empty? ? nil : "membranes.#{prefix}"
+            end
+
+            # A register FIELD key carries a `<type>.<hash>` shape (e.g. 'date.zab1bddc3',
+            # 'select_str.z223beb6d'); system/top-level keys (created_at, id, external_id) have
+            # no field-type prefix. Field filters need the nested membranes.<type> path (and,
+            # for options, a field_key), which system filters do not.
+            def membrane_field?(key)
+              key.to_s.include?('.')
+            end
+
+            # v2 text_filter {query, key} → GraphQL match_filter (partial/full-text on key).
+            def translate_text_filter(filter)
+              {
+                operation: 'match_filter',
+                params:    {
+                  key:   filter['key'] || filter[:key],
+                  value: filter['query'] || filter[:query] || filter['value'] || filter[:value]
+                }
+              }
+            end
+
+            # v2 options_filter {chosen, key, mode} → GraphQL.
+            # A register Select FIELD (key like 'select_str.zXXXX') filters via
+            # has_any_filter / doesnt_have_any_filter over its nested path
+            # (membranes.select_str) with field_key 'selected' and the chosen option ids as
+            # `values` (backend NewEp::Es::Filters::Pages::*::HasAnyFilter). A system/top-level
+            # option key (e.g. 'id') keeps one_of_filter / none_of_filter with {key, values}.
+            def translate_options_filter(filter)
+              key     = filter['key'] || filter[:key]
+              values  = Array(filter['chosen'] || filter[:chosen])
+              exclude = exclude_mode?(filter)
+
+              unless membrane_field?(key)
+                op = exclude ? 'none_of_filter' : 'one_of_filter'
+                return { operation: op, params: { key: key, values: values } }
+              end
+
+              op        = exclude ? 'doesnt_have_any_filter' : 'has_any_filter'
+              path      = filter['path']      || filter[:path]      || membrane_path_for(key)
+              field_key = filter['field_key'] || filter[:field_key] || 'selected'
+              { operation: op, params: { key: key, path: path, field_key: field_key, values: values } }
+            end
+
+            # v2 date_filter → GraphQL. A register Date FIELD (key like 'date.zXXXX') filters
+            # via range_date_filter on its nested path (membranes.date); a system/top-level date
+            # (created_at/updated_at) uses date_filter. Both share range params (gte/lte/time_zone)
+            # — range_date_filter additionally carries `path` (backend BaseRangeDateFilter < DateFilter).
+            def translate_date_filter(filter)
+              key   = filter['key'] || filter[:key]
+              field = membrane_field?(key)
+              path  = filter['path'] || filter[:path]
+              path  ||= membrane_path_for(key) if field
+
+              params = { key: key, time_zone: filter['time_zone'] || filter[:time_zone] || 'UTC' }
+              params[:path] = path if path
+              lbound = filter['lbound'] || filter[:lbound]
+              ubound = filter['ubound'] || filter[:ubound]
+              params[:gte] = lbound if lbound
+              params[:lte] = ubound if ubound
+
+              { operation: field ? 'range_date_filter' : 'date_filter', params: params }
+            end
+
+            # "exclude" style modes map to the negative filter operation.
+            def exclude_mode?(filter)
+              mode = (filter['mode'] || filter[:mode]).to_s.downcase
+              %w[none exclude not not_in].include?(mode)
+            end
+          end
+        end
+      end
+    end
+  end
+end

data/lib/ecoportal/api/graphql/compat/page_reference.rb

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+module Ecoportal
+  module API
+    class GraphQL
+      module Compat
+        # Returned by Compat::Pages#create — mirrors the v2 reference object.
+        # Scripts access .page_id and .active_stage_id after page creation.
+        class PageReference
+          attr_reader :page_id, :active_stage_id, :page
+
+          def initialize(page)
+            @page            = page
+            @page_id         = page.id
+            @active_stage_id = page.respond_to?(:current_stage_id) ? page.current_stage_id : nil
+          end
+
+          def success?
+            !@page_id.nil?
+          end
+        end
+      end
+    end
+  end
+end

data/lib/ecoportal/api/graphql/compat/pages.rb

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+module Ecoportal
+  module API
+    class GraphQL
+      module Compat
+        # v2-compatible pages API backed by GraphQL.
+        # Exposes the same interface as ecoportal-api-v2's pages object so that
+        # existing eco-helpers scripts work without modification.
+        #
+        # Key difference from v2:
+        #   - get_new / create is a 2-step GraphQL workflow (build then create)
+        #   - update requires patchVer — must always fetch the page first
+        #   - search is via the GraphQL org search (register_filter + searchConf)
+        class Pages
+          def initialize(client)
+            @client = client
+          end
+
+          # Fetch a page by ID with full data — metadata, stages, sections, data fields.
+          # When stage_id is provided, wraps the result in a StageView that filters
+          # sections and components to that stage only — matching v2 per-stage behaviour.
+          def get(id, stage_id: nil)
+            page = Query::Page.new(@client).query(id: id) do
+              spread :CommonPageUnion
+            end
+            stage_id ? StageView.new(page, stage_id) : page
+          end
+
+          # Build a draft page from a template.
+          # Returns the built PageUnion with server-assigned field IDs and structure.
+          # This is step (a) of the 2-step creation sequence:
+          #   (a) get_new → inspect/modify field values → (b) create
+          def get_new(template_id)
+            mutation = Mutation::Page::BuildFromTemplate.new(@client)
+            payload  = mutation.query(input: { templateId: template_id, showHiddenData: true }) do
+              clientMutationId
+              errors {
+                details
+                fullMessages
+              }
+              item { spread :CommonPageUnion }
+            end
+            # Record the source template on the built draft: the read fragment does not fetch
+            # sourceTemplateId, and a built draft carries a (real) patchVer, so without this
+            # marker the dry-run can neither detect the draft nor recover its templateId — it
+            # would mis-preview a CREATE as an UPDATE. See #new_draft? / #create_body.
+            payload.item&.tap do |draft|
+              draft._compat_source_template_id = template_id if draft.respond_to?(:_compat_source_template_id=)
+            end
+          end
+
+          # Create a page from a filled draft.
+          # Serialises any modified data fields from the draft into dataFields.updates.
+          # Returns a PageReference with .page_id and .active_stage_id.
+          def create(page, from: nil)
+            template_id   = source_template_id(page, from)
+            field_updates = page.respond_to?(:data_fields_updates) ? page.data_fields_updates : []
+
+            # dataFields is a required (non-null) field on CreateFromTemplateInput — always
+            # send it, with an empty updates list when the draft has no field changes.
+            input = { templateId: template_id, showHiddenData: true, dataFields: { updates: field_updates } }
+
+            mutation = Mutation::Page::CreateFromTemplate.new(@client)
+            payload  = mutation.query(input: input)
+            resp     = Response.new(payload)
+            return PageReference.new(payload.item) if resp.success?
+
+            resp
+          end
+
+          # Update a page. Builds the mutation input from the page model diff.
+          # Returns a Compat::Response with .success? and .status.
+          # Returns nil (no-op) if there are no changes.
+          #
+          # When called with no explicit operation (the base eco-helpers update_ooze path does
+          # `pages.update(page)`), any captured submit!/sign_off! intent on the page is folded in
+          # so the SINGLE updatePage carries both the dirty fields and the submit.
+          def update(page, **kargs)
+            kargs = compat_submit_kargs(page) if kargs.empty?
+            input = Input::Page::Update.from_model(page, **kargs)
+            return nil if input.nil?
+
+            payload = Builder::Page.new(@client).update(input: input)
+            Response.new(payload)
+          end
+
+          # Returns the pending changes on a page wrapped under the 'page' key.
+          # v2 equivalent: DocHelpers#get_body(doc, level: 'page') → { 'page' => {...} }.
+          # eco-helpers' OozeBaseCase reads patch_doc(ooze)['page'] (display_patch /
+          # backup_patch! / dirty?), so the body must be wrapped to match the v2 contract —
+          # otherwise ['page'] is always nil → diff never prints and "No changes to update"
+          # misfires.
+          #
+          # CRITICAL: the body is the SAME input #update/#create would send — NOT page.as_update.
+          # On a phased page, as_update only carries page-SCALAR changes; data-field edits
+          # (the bulk of what scripts do — set/select/add-reference) live in data_fields_updates
+          # and are invisible to as_update. Reading as_update here made the dry-run blind to
+          # every field change: toocs coded a Breakdown Agency reference yet the preview showed
+          # "No changes to update", while a real run (made dirty by submit!) DID patch it. Build
+          # the faithful body via the Input serialisers so the dry-run shows exactly what will be
+          # written. nil when there is genuinely nothing to send (and no submit/sign-off pending).
+          def get_body(page)
+            { 'page' => patch_body(page) }
+          end
+
+          # Cursor-paginated iteration over pages matching searchConf.
+          # Yields full PageUnion objects (with patchVer and field IDs).
+          # Required for update workflows — register search returns PreviewPage only.
+          #
+          # Usage:
+          #   api.pages.each(searchConf: SearchConf[:state].is(:active).to_h, first: 50) do |page|
+          #     # page is a Model::Page::Basic or Model::Page::Phased
+          #   end
+          def each(search_conf: {}, first: 50, &block)
+            Query::Pages.new(@client).each(searchConf: search_conf, first: first, &block)
+          end
+
+          private
+
+          # The faithful "what will be sent" body for dry-run display / backup / dirty checks.
+          #   - update path: the full UpdatePageInput (folds any captured submit!/sign_off!),
+          #     which — unlike page.as_update — INCLUDES dataFields.updates (field edits).
+          #   - create path: a never-saved draft has no patchVer; preview the
+          #     CreateFromTemplateInput instead (matches #create's payload).
+          # Returns nil when there is nothing to send and no operation is pending.
+          def patch_body(page)
+            return create_body(page) if new_draft?(page)
+
+            Input::Page::Update.from_model(page, **compat_submit_kargs(page))
+          end
+
+          # Is this a never-saved CREATE draft (vs a persisted page to UPDATE)?
+          # A draft built via get_new/buildPageFromTemplate is marked with
+          # _compat_source_template_id — the authoritative signal, because such a draft DOES
+          # carry a server-assigned patchVer (so patchVer-nil alone misclassifies it as an
+          # update, the cans-upsert dry-run mislabel). patchVer-nil remains a fallback for any
+          # other unsaved model.
+          def new_draft?(page)
+            return true if page.respond_to?(:_compat_source_template_id) && page._compat_source_template_id
+
+            !page.respond_to?(:patchVer) || page.patchVer.nil?
+          end
+
+          # CreateFromTemplateInput preview — mirrors #create's payload (templateId + the
+          # field updates serialised from the draft). Uses the SAME templateId resolution as
+          # the live #create, so the dry-run can't diverge from what gets sent.
+          def create_body(page, from: nil)
+            template_id = source_template_id(page, from)
+            updates     = page.respond_to?(:data_fields_updates) ? page.data_fields_updates : []
+            return nil if updates.empty? && template_id.nil?
+
+            { templateId: template_id, dataFields: { updates: updates } }
+          end
+
+          # Resolve the source template id for a create, most-explicit first:
+          #   1. explicit `from:` (the caller passed it)
+          #   2. the get_new marker `_compat_source_template_id` — the read fragment does NOT
+          #      fetch sourceTemplateId, and eco-helpers' Creatable passes `draft.template_id`
+          #      which is nil on a GraphQL draft, so this marker is what actually carries it
+          #   3. a doc-provided `sourceTemplateId` (if the page happens to have one)
+          # Shared by the live #create AND the dry-run #create_body so they cannot diverge —
+          # they DID: the preview showed the marker's id while #create sent nil, and the server
+          # rejected `templateId: null` on a live cans-upsert create.
+          def source_template_id(page, from = nil)
+            return from if from
+            return page._compat_source_template_id if page.respond_to?(:_compat_source_template_id) && page._compat_source_template_id
+
+            page.respond_to?(:sourceTemplateId) ? page.sourceTemplateId : nil
+          end
+
+          # Translates a page's captured submit!/sign_off! intent (flags set by eco-helpers'
+          # OozeRedirect::FieldPatches) into update kwargs. Returns {} when nothing is pending.
+          # sign_off implies submit (a not-yet-submitted stage submits + approves inline);
+          # submit!(force: true) maps to forcedComplete (admin/superuser: skips required-field check).
+          def compat_submit_kargs(page)
+            if compat_flag(page, :_compat_sign_off?)
+              { submit: true, stage_id: compat_stage_id(page, :_compat_sign_off_stage_id),
+                complete_page_task: { sign_off: true } }
+            elsif compat_flag(page, :_compat_submit?)
+              force = compat_flag(page, :_compat_submit_force?)
+              { submit: true, stage_id: compat_stage_id(page, :_compat_submit_stage_id),
+                complete_page_task: force ? { forced_complete: true } : true }
+            else
+              {}
+            end
+          end
+
+          def compat_flag(page, name)
+            page.respond_to?(name) && page.public_send(name)
+          end
+
+          # Resolve the target stage for a submit/sign-off, most-explicit first:
+          #   1. pinned   — the script passed submit!(stage_id:)/sign_off!(stage_id:)
+          #   2. active   — the stage last viewed via a StageView (the stage the work was
+          #                 done on; set by Compat::StageView). This is the reliable source
+          #                 for the OozeSamples path, where the queued object is the full page.
+          #   3. current  — server-state inference (state=='inprogress'/active==true). Last
+          #                 resort only: it guesses, and on a multi-stage page may name the
+          #                 WRONG stage — so the from_model guard still rejects a nil result.
+          def compat_stage_id(page, pinned_name)
+            pinned = compat_flag(page, pinned_name)
+            return pinned if pinned
+
+            active = compat_flag(page, :_compat_active_stage_id)
+            return active if active
+
+            page.respond_to?(:current_stage_id) ? page.current_stage_id : nil
+          end
+        end
+      end
+    end
+  end
+end