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@arroyavecommerce/cms-medusa

v0.4.1

Published

Plugin de Medusa con el CMS de arroyavecommerce: paginas y tema editables (modulo, workflows, API admin/store y UI de admin).

Readme

@arroyavecommerce/cms-medusa

Plugin de Medusa (>= 2.15) con el CMS de arroyavecommerce:

  • Modulo cms - modelos cms_page y cms_theme (borrador/publicado en JSON).
  • Workflows - crear/actualizar/publicar/borrar paginas y tema, con compensaciones y revalidacion del storefront via webhook (STOREFRONT_REVALIDATE_URL + CMS_REVALIDATE_SECRET).
  • API - /admin/cms/* (CRUD + publish, validacion zod via middlewares) y /store/cms/* (solo contenido publicado).
  • Admin UI - ruta Paginas que embebe el editor visual del storefront (VITE_STOREFRONT_URL, por defecto http://localhost:8000).

Consumo

// medusa-config.ts del backend
plugins: [
  {
    resolve: "@arroyavecommerce/cms-medusa",
    options: { enableUI: true },
  },
],

Imports utiles para tests/codigo del consumidor:

import { createCmsPageWorkflow /* ... */ } from "@arroyavecommerce/cms-medusa/workflows"
import { CMS_MODULE } from "@arroyavecommerce/cms-medusa/modules/cms"
import { CreateCmsPageSchema } from "@arroyavecommerce/cms-medusa/api/admin/cms/validators"

Desarrollo

yarn build            # medusa plugin:build
npx medusa plugin:db:generate   # regenerar migraciones (necesita .env con DB_*)
npx medusa plugin:publish       # publicar en el registro local (yalc)

Publicar en npm — usar npm, NUNCA yarn

El artefacto publicable es .medusa/server (el build), y .medusa está en .gitignore. yarn npm publish (Yarn Berry) consulta .gitignore al empaquetar y excluye el build, publicando un paquete roto (le pasó a v0.2.0: subía solo src/ sin código compilado). npm publish respeta el whitelist files de package.json e incluye .medusa/server correctamente.

yarn build                      # 1) compilar (o dejar que lo haga prepublishOnly)
npm pack --dry-run              # 2) verificar: debe listar .medusa/server/src/emails/render.js
npm publish                     # 3) publicar (respeta files[]; NO usar `yarn npm publish`)

Las migraciones incluidas usan create table if not exists / CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS: son idempotentes sobre bases que ya tienen cms_page/cms_theme creadas por el modulo original del backend (misma clase Migration20260702124338, mismo esquema).