Help using SDK
Hello, I'm currently using Vue Storefront for building an ecommerce, I need some help with the SDK, please I need a guide on how to integrate my API.
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Hey @Perrito Malvado, let me confirm something. You need to make a custom SDK integration for your own API, right?
Or, do you simply want to add third party API into the existing integration?
Hi @skirianov skirianov, thank you for replying.
I need to customize the SDK for my own API, I already read all the documentation provided in the https://github.com/vuestorefront/storefront-next13-boilerplate about SDK guide, I also tried with the videos on your youtube channel.
I would like to recommend that you include in your documentation examples of customizing the SDK for https://fakestoreapi.com/products/ as you do in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdNRrZ6R-mI&t, but with more details, this would be very helpful to understand and create our own integrations.
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That would be very helpful, my team and I are also having problems trying to create our integration for our project
Hi @Perrito Malvado & @andythem π , I'd love to know what issues you're having that you'd like more documentation on. Please list any issues and we will do our best to create actionable documentation. π
I am using the https://github.com/vuestorefront/storefront-next13-boilerplate, created my integration using the npx command @vue-storefront/cli create integration. It would be 2 different repos, how can I use my integration in my front end?
That's not in the documentation
If you want to use your integration locally, you need to build packages and then link them locally on your machine (or publish to npm). You can read about it here https://dev.to/one-beyond/different-approaches-to-testing-your-own-packages-locally-npm-link-4hoj
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