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@kali604/rc-storefront-api

v1.0.1

Published

[Reaction](http://reactioncommerce.com) is a headless commerce platform built using Node.js, React, and GraphQL. It plays nicely with npm, Docker and Kubernetes.

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Reaction Commerce integration with Vue Storefront

Reaction Commerce

Reaction is a headless commerce platform built using Node.js, React, and GraphQL. It plays nicely with npm, Docker and Kubernetes.

Reaction Admin

For a 'How to setup Reaction Commerce', please have a look at the Readme in the Reaction repository.

Vue Storefront

Vue Storefront is a standalone PWA storefront for your eCommerce, possible to connect with any eCommerce backends.

Vue Storefront - Headless Architecture

Vue Storefront uses its library storefront ui as component library. For documentation on Vue Storefront, please have a look at thier documentation.

Usage

Follow the documentation to install Reaction Commerce locally.

Start Reaction Commerce (locally)

  1. Clone the Reaction Commerce repositories (api, admin, hydra, identity)
  2. Setup Reaction Commerce according to the documentation

Setting up a Storefront

  1. Create a basic vue application or clone the template from Vue Storefront
  2. Install the integration plugin packages. Note this does not require a global installation. Note we recommend using the latest version

NPM:

npm install --save @pondigitalsolutions/rc-storefront-api
npm install --save @pondigitalsolutions/rc-storefront-composables

Yarn:

yarn add @pondigitalsolutions/rc-storefront-api
yarn add @pondigitalsolutions/rc-storefront-composables
  1. Include the plugins into the configuration file nuxt.config.js:
buildModules: [
    [
      "@vue-storefront/nuxt",
      {
        coreDevelopment: true,
        useRawSource: {
          dev: ["@pondigitalsolutions/rc-storefront-composables"],
          prod: ["@pondigitalsolutions/rc-storefront-composables"],
        },
      },
    ],
  ]
  1. Set the RuntimeConfig for the api url:
// nuxt.config.js

publicRuntimeConfig: {
    RC_API_URL: process.env.RC_API_URL,
}
  1. Initialize the ApolloClient with the correct config settings. Optional: Create a separate configuration file for configuration such as default language etc.
// nuxt.config.js

import { setup } from "@pondigitalsolutions/reactioncommerce-api";
import { config } from "./reactioncommerce-config";
const { ...others } = config;

export default function ({ $config }) {
  setup({
    api: {
      uri: $config.RC_API_URL,
    },
    ...others,
  });
}
  1. Implement a subsection of the integration. For example the CatalogItem overview page:
import {
  usePrimaryShop,
  useCatalogItems,
  onSSR
} from "@pondigitalsolutions/reactioncommerce-composables";

export default {
  name: "ProductOverview",
  setup(props, context) {
    const { primaryShopId, getPrimaryShopId } = usePrimaryShop("primaryShop");
    const {
        products,
        totalProducts,
        search,
        loading,
    } = useCatalogItems("products");

    onSSR(async () => {
      await getPrimaryShopId();
      await search({
        shopId: primaryShopId.value,
        searchstring: searchParam.value,
        perPage: 20,
        page: 1
      });
    });
  }
}

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Thanks

Many thanks to Reaction Commerce, Vue Storefront and Home Assistent for being a inspiration for the issue templates and docs!

License

This integration is build by Pon Digital Solutions and is GNU AGPLv3 Licensed