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medusa-plugin-automation

v0.2.0

Published

Automation plugin for Medusa v2 with triggers, actions, and HMAC signing

Readme

medusa-plugin-automation

Automation plugin for Medusa v2. Configure triggers from Medusa events or incoming webhooks, and execute actions like outgoing webhooks, HTTP requests, or Medusa workflows.

Documentation

If you are not familiar with Medusa, you can learn more on the project web site.

Features

  • Two trigger types: Medusa events and incoming webhooks
  • Three action types: outgoing webhooks, outgoing HTTP requests, and Medusa workflow execution
  • HMAC-SHA256 signing for outgoing webhooks and incoming verification
  • Field mapping with dot-notation paths and fan-out iteration
  • Optional query augmentation to enrich event data before action execution
  • Delivery tracking with response codes and error logging
  • Receipt logging for incoming webhook payloads with sensitive data redaction
  • Signing secret management with secure one-time display
  • Admin pages for trigger, action, and secret management

Installation

Inside your medusa backend root folder:

yarn add medusa-plugin-automation

Replace "yarn add" with the correct command for your package manager if you are using (for example) npm, pnpm, or bun.

Configuration

Enable in your medusa-config.ts file. Example:

module.exports = defineConfig({
	//... other config
	plugins: [
		{
			resolve: 'medusa-plugin-automation',
			options: {}
		}
		// ... other plugins
	]
})

Usage

  • Configure automation triggers and actions in Settings > Automations in the Medusa admin.
  • Create signing secrets for HMAC-SHA256 verification.
  • Receive incoming webhooks at POST /webhooks/:triggerId.
  • Monitor deliveries and receipts from the trigger and action detail pages.