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First, you need to quote your input:
./test.sh "[u/tmp/file.js, u/var/test.txt, u/tmp/llo.rft]"

Second, don't use the shell array construct - do this instead:
#!/bin/sh

FPATH="$1"

printf...

My original sed solution had a typo. This version works for both the samples you gave, with and without the quotes:
#!/bin/sh

printf "Parameter 1: %s\n" "$1"
MYARRAY=`echo "$1" | sed 's/^\[//;...

But you are demonstrating bash constructs, particularly the string redirection, <<<.


You also need to quote each element of the python array:
$ python <<< "print ' '.join(['u/tmp/file.js',...