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@wm-storefront/commerce-core

v0.2.0

Published

Backend-neutral commerce seam (catalog, cart, orders, customer) shared across storefronts. Zero brand data — catalog and store config are injected.

Downloads

749

Readme

@wm-storefront/commerce-core

The backend-neutral data seam behind a family of Medusa storefronts. Types, an api factory, pricing, filters, catalog helpers and money formatting — no JSX, no React, no brand data.

Part of commerce-packages.

Install

bun add @wm-storefront/commerce-core

ESM only. Requires Node 20+. Targets Medusa v2 (@medusajs/js-sdk / @medusajs/types ^2.17).

The idea

Anything that differs per store — catalog data, currency, region defaults — is injected, never imported. You hand createCommerceApi a config and get the api surface back:

import { createCommerceApi } from "@wm-storefront/commerce-core";

const api = createCommerceApi({
  /* store config: catalog source, region defaults, currency */
});

const products = await api.listProducts();

Swapping the mock backend for a Medusa-backed one is a body change, never a signature change — no call site in a store moves. createMedusaCommerceApi is the second implementation of that same contract.

What's in it

| Module | Contains | | --- | --- | | types | the only shapes the UI ever sees — all camelCase, no Medusa types leak through | | api | createCommerceApi(config), createMedusaCommerceApi(config) | | catalog | sortProducts, applyFilters, filtersActive, getFacets — pure, config-free | | pricing | variantPrice, minVariantPrice, productPrice, inStock, stockQuantity | | filters | the zod search-param schema shared by product listing pages | | medusa-map | Medusa → neutral mapping, plus category tree helpers | | money | formatMoney, formatMoneyRange, discountPercent | | countries | country/region lookup helpers | | analytics | track — a no-op-safe event seam stores can wire to their own analytics | | homepage-types | shapes for admin-composed homepage sections |

Prices are region-keyed — always read them through pricing, never off variant.prices directly.

Subpath imports

Every module is reachable directly, which is cheaper for tree-shaking:

import { formatMoney } from "@wm-storefront/commerce-core/money";

License

MIT © Mko Matevosyan