Best practices for Nuxt boilerplate - Magento
As a company we are discovering headless commerce as we develop a lot of headlless applications in Nuxt 3. Now our management wants to invest in e-commerce and I'm curious in best practices to get started.
1. I would say we start with using the nuxt 3 boilerplate: https://github.com/vuestorefront/storefront-nuxt3-boilerplate. However as the Guide (https://github.com/vuestorefront/storefront-nuxt3-boilerplate/blob/develop/GUIDE.md) tells, we have to configure our own middleware for, in our case, Magento integration. I would say I need to use the https://docs.vuestorefront.io/magento docs.
What do you suggest then? Should I replace all static functionaliteit within the Magento SDK? Or what would you advice?
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Vue Storefront 2 for Magento | Vue Storefront 2 for Magento
Documentation for the Magento connector for Vue Storefront 2
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Hi @Vanhunselm 👋 , sorry, some how this was overlooked.
Yes, if you want to use magento this would be the way forward.
Isn't this the link to the magento SDK for SDK style projects?
https://docs.vuestorefront.io/integrations/magento
The one posted first looks to be for VSF 2.0, or is it the same and does it work in both architectures?
Vue Storefront Docs
Magento 2 SDK
Quickly build your storefront with the Vue Storefront SDK for Magento. Connect your Magento 2 backend to any frontend framework with type-safe SDK methods
Yes, the link is for the Magento SDK Integration.