medusa-plugin-strapi-ts
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A plugin for medusa to use strapi in the backend crm typescript
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Start to write your own plugin as quick as possible
Installation
git clone git@github.com:adrien2p/medusa-plugin-starter-ts.git
Those routes will automatically be attached by medusa to the admin path.
Those routes will automatically be attached by medusa to the store path.
All those routes are added in the main router and you have to manage them.
Those models will be attach to the manager and included into the medusa container. The migrations will be applied automatically.
It acts like a service but its main purpose is to extends core flow depending on the events you want to listen to.
Those services will be automatically added to the medusa container and will be available in any other service through the constructor injection.
Those will be applied during the loading and allow you to register custom components to the container to be accessible later on.
Once your plugin is done.
npm run build && npm version && npm publish
You can now install it into your project file medusa-config.
FAQs
A plugin for medusa to use strapi in the backend as the cms in typescript
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