oryx-fulfillment-webshipper
Advanced tools
Adds Webshipper as a fulfilment provider in Medusa Commerce.
On each new fulfillment an order is created in Webshipper. The plugin listens for shipment events and updated the shipment accordingly.
A webhook listener is exposed at /webshipper/shipments to listen for shipment creations. You must create this webhook in Webshipper to have Medusa listen for shipment events.
account: [your webshipper account] (required)
api_token: [a webshipper api token] (required)
order_channel_id: [the channel id to register orders on] (required)
webhook_secret: [the webhook secret used to listen for shipments] (required)
coo_countries: [an array of countries in which a Certificate of Origin will be attached] (default: "all")
delete_on_cancel [determines whether Webshipper orders are deleted when a Medusa fulfillment is canceled] (default: false)
FAQs
Webshipper Fulfillment provider for Oryx
The npm package oryx-fulfillment-webshipper receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, oryx-fulfillment-webshipper popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that oryx-fulfillment-webshipper 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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