medusa-extender-plugin-gstin
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Hi, GSTIN is a critical piece of information that vendors in India need to make purchases from other vendors. This simple plugin extends the address table to include GSTIN. The rational being that the GSTIN of customer can change based on the location to
Hi, GSTIN is a critical piece of information that vendors in India need to make purchases from other vendors. This simple plugin extends the address table to include GSTIN. The rational being that the GSTIN of customer can change based on the location to which the goods are shipped and delivered.
You should have setup the medusa extender and run medex init as described here
npm install medusa-plugin-gstin
or
npm install --legacy-peer-deps medusa-extender-plugin-gstin
add the module to your main.ts
import { AddressModule } from 'medusa-extender-plugin-gstin'
add the address module to
await new Medusa(resolve(__dirname, '..'), expressInstance).load([AddressModule]);
The code has been tested on limited testcases, in case of any unforseen bugs please raise an issue or submit a PR.
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Hi, GSTIN is a critical piece of information that vendors in India need to make purchases from other vendors. This simple plugin extends the address table to include GSTIN. The rational being that the GSTIN of customer can change based on the location to
The npm package medusa-extender-plugin-gstin receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, medusa-extender-plugin-gstin popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that medusa-extender-plugin-gstin demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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