Internship Management System

Svelte + Vite frontend with a Google Apps Script deployment flow powered by clasp.

Local development

npm install
npm run dev

Google Apps Script setup

1. Enable the Apps Script API: https://script.google.com/home/usersettings
2. Sign in with clasp:

npm run gas:login

3. Connect this repo to a script project.

Create a new Apps Script project:

npx clasp create --rootDir . --project ./appscript --title "Internship Management System"

Or clone an existing Apps Script project:

npx clasp clone YOUR_SCRIPT_ID --rootDir . --project ./appscript

If you prefer to create the config manually, copy appscript/.clasp.json.example to appscript/.clasp.json and replace YOUR_SCRIPT_ID.

Main workflow

After the one-time clasp login + project link setup, your daily command can just be:

npm run deploy:gas

That command will:

• build the Svelte app
• generate the Apps Script-ready files in appscript/
• clasp push the generated code to your linked Google Apps Script project

Important:

• this pushes the code currently in your local working folder in VS Code
• it does not automatically deploy a Git branch unless that branch is the one currently checked out locally
• if you switch branches locally, then npm run deploy:gas will push that branch's current files

Build and push

Generate the Apps Script-ready output:

npm run build:gas

Push the generated appscript/ files to Apps Script:

npm run push:gas

Create or update a deployment:

npm run release:gas

Open the linked Apps Script project:

npm run gas:open

How it works

• vite build creates the production frontend in dist/
• scripts/prepare-gas.mjs converts that build into a self-contained appscript/Index.html
• appscript/Code.js serves the app as a Google Apps Script web app
• appscript/appsscript.json defines the Apps Script manifest

Deploy as a web app

After npm run gas:push, deploy from the Apps Script editor:

1. Open Deploy > New deployment
2. Choose Web app
3. Select the execution account and access level
4. Click Deploy

You can also create a deployment from the CLI with npm run release:gas (or npm run gas:deploy), then manage web app settings in the Apps Script UI if needed.