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A space ship blueprint representing the Open API Schema
With Composable Frontends, you can create your own JavaScript/Typescript based API Client from your local or online running Shopware 6 Instance. This brings you the advantage that all Custom Endpoints are also included in the API Client if they have a proper OpenAPI Schema definition. In this post, I describe how and what steps are needed to do so.
15.01.2024
Futuristic computer represent a local devenv set up in Shopware 6
This blog post is mainly a reference for myself. So that I don't always have to search for commands and places where I need to change something. Basically it shows the steps to set up a new instance with devenv and Shopware 6. It also shows how to enable xdebug if needed. And how to use an SSL certificate and what needs to be changed.
Scaling Commerce with Shopware Composable Frontends?
It's never a good idea to create redundant data just to have 15 storefronts with different domains and duplicate products/content.
Shopware 6 OpenAPI UserInterface
How would we work without an API? If you were debugging something right now, you would surely say "much better" 😉 But let's face it, without an API, the modern e-commerce world wouldn't work at all. And what do we do to make sure our API works the way we expect it to? How do we test our API? How do we validate our schema?
Using server routes in nuxt with nitro for data fetching, manipulation, aggregation and reducing json. Possibility to add caching. Simple composables.
The question is always where to fix a problem. For example, if data is missing from an API, you could fix that with a second request or change the response of the first request. So in a headless setup, you always want to have the minimum amount of data you need, but things will always change and you need more data or data in a different structured form. So you might find yourself talking to backend developers to optimize the API, or moving logic to the frontend that doesn't actually have anything to do with the frontend. So in this blog post, let's look at how we can add a layer between frontend and API to transform and optimize our data according to our needs. Plus we can add caching (if needed) very easily to make it blazing fast.