during this temporary transition fase, how to?
What is the best way, to get up and running using vsf2, magento, nuxt3, storefront-ui using tailwind... i am so lost?!
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this is what i m asking too but not any answer from core teamπ
maybe there lost to? that doesn't give me a lot of assurance that this is a good platform to build a new project on...
ok, so i tried the nuxt3 boilerplate.. then installed the magento-middleware ( mapping to the magento server ) and the magento-sdk ( mapping the middleware to non generic functions ) .. then apparently you have to manually map the storefront to use those non generic functions in "composables" ... seems like a lot of mappings?!
Hi π , currently, there's no ootb option. You can start with a boilerplate as you mentioned, but you'll need to manually update the types and adjust things to work with Magento.
The current /Magento2 integration, is that still based on vsf2? Could it be used with the new nuxt3 boilerplate?.. and do you guys have the up to date integration for the enterprise version? If yes, can't we just buy/ rent/ lease... Whatever ... That integration? Enterprise pricing is still a bit to steep for us.
@rohrig so, a bit of messing around later. i see the unified-api-magento intergration for enterprise, that would connect seamlessly with the boilerplate correct?
@Thuis the unified-api-magento is a layer on top of the magento integration, and it's enterprise only. If you're using enterprise, you don't need the boilerplate because you have Storefront, which happens to be based of of the boilerplate, but has had many many alterations.
@rohrig i am trying to start with the open source, but cant seem to find a clear path. The Cli installs a vsf version 2, so thats a no go. The nuxt-boilerplate seems the way to go, but the current ( by vsf maintained ) magento integration doesn't seem te speak te same language as the boilerplate ( unified-data). So please , what is the bese route to take? should i use the boilerplate with the current magento 2 integration and change the composables? Should i use the boilerplate and try to create new magento integration? Should i wait for things comming? Or does every road lead to the enterprise version?
Hi @Thuis π , You are free to use the open source projects as you wish π . I know that doesn't fully answer your question so let me take a crack at that. Your assessment is spot on, there is currently no direct plug-n-play for the OS/Magento project. You will need to do a bit more ground work to get started with Magento and the Nuxt boilerplate, because the types in that boilerplate don't really match to what Magento delivers (as you've already ascertained).