Prebaked medusajs 2.0 monorepo (backend + postgres + redis + storefront)
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Combine Medusa's modules for your commerce backend with the newest Next.js 14 features for a performant storefront.

About this boilerplate

This boilerplate is a monorepo consisting of the officially released MedusaJS 2.0 backend and storefront application. It is a pre-configured, ready-to-deploy solution, modified for seamless deployment on railway.app.

Updated: to version 2.0.4 🥳

Preconfigured 3rd party integrations

• MinIO file storage: Replaces local file storage with MinIO cloud storage, automatically creating a 'medusa-media' bucket for your media files. README
• Resend email integration setup video - special thanks to aleciavogel for Resend notification service, and react-email implementation! README
• Stripe payment service: setup video

/backend

local setup

Video instructions: https://youtu.be/PPxenu7IjGM

• Install dependencies using either:
  • npm i
  • pnpm install (now supported!)
• Rename .env.template -> .env
• To connect to your online database from your local machine, copy the DATABASE_URL value auto-generated on Railway and add it to your .env file.

requirements

• postgres database (Automatic setup when using the Railway template)
• redis (Automatic setup when using the Railway template) - fallback to simulated redis.
• MinIO storage (Automatic setup when using the Railway template) - fallback to local storage.

commands

cd backend/ npm run ib or pnpm ib will initialize the backend by running migrations and seed the database with required system data. npm run dev or pnpm dev will start the backend (and admin dashboard frontend on localhost:9000/app) in development mode. pnpm build && pnpm start will compile the project and run from compiled source. This can be useful for reproducing issues on your cloud instance.

/storefront

local setup

Video instructions: https://youtu.be/PPxenu7IjGM

Install dependencies npm i Rename .env.local.template -> .env.local

requirements

• A running backend on port 9000 is required to fetch product data and other information needed to build Next.js pages.

commands

cd storefront/ npm run dev will run the storefront on uncompiled code, with hot-reloading as files are saved with changes.

Useful resources

• How to setup credit card payment with Stripe payment module: https://youtu.be/dcSOpIzc1Og
• https://funkyton.com/medusajs-2-0-is-finally-here/#succuessfully-deployed-whats-next

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