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Build a full-stack open-source Shopify landing page generator and Liquid section renderer using Next.js 14, React, Tailwind CSS, and the Puck open-source editor engine.

1. ARCHITECTURE & DATA MODEL:
- Store page structures as a JSON tree containing hierarchical component blocks (e.g., hero, product-grid, feature-callout, testimonial, FAQ).
- Define schema definitions for each block type including customizable props: background_color, padding, inline_css, image_url, text_content, button_link, and responsive_visibility.
- Maintain absolute decoupling between the visual editor state and the exported production markup.

2. CORE FUNCTIONALITY:
- Integrate @measuredco/puck editor to provide a visual drag-and-drop canvas for reordering, editing, and deleting blocks.
- Provide desktop, tablet, and mobile viewports within the visual editor preview frame.
- Implement a 'Shopify Liquid Exporter' button that parses the Puck JSON page state and outputs two production-ready files:
  a) A semantic, fully responsive Liquid snippet (HTML + CSS) using Tailwind classes or pure custom CSS.
  b) A standard Shopify Online Store 2.0 Section JSON schema allowing native merchant customization in the Shopify Theme Editor.
- Include product selection inputs that integrate with Shopify Admin REST/GraphQL API to fetch real store products, prices, and handles to populate product grid components.

3. FAILURE MODES & RESILIENCE:
- Sanitize all text fields and custom CSS inputs to prevent XSS vulnerability injections.
- Fallback gracefully when product images fail to load by rendering SVG wireframe placeholders.
- Ensure exported code strictly isolates CSS scoping so landing page styles do not leak into master Shopify theme layouts.

4. OUT OF SCOPE:
- Complex multi-user roles, enterprise single sign-on (SSO), and paid subscriber billing integration.
- Hosting media uploads internally; rely on direct Shopify CDN URLs or Unsplash placeholders.

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