This is an e-commerce storefront application which is designed to be used with the Vendure ecommerce framework as a back end.
It is a progressive web application (PWA) which also uses Angular Universal for server-side rendering.
The app is built with the Angular CLI, with the data layer being handled by Apollo Client.
npm install
or yarn
in the root dirnpm start
or yarn start
to build in development mode.http://localhost:3000
.http://localhost:4201
to see the storefront app running.This project uses graphql-code-generator to generate TypeScript types based on the Vendure GraphQL API. To update the types, first change the schema
property of codegen.yml to point to your local Vendure server, and then run the generate-types
npm script.
To deploy this storefront in a production environment, take the following steps:
baseHref
value to '/'
rather than '/storefront/'
. "production": {
- "baseHref": "/storefront/",
- "deployUrl": "/storefront/",
+ "baseHref": "/",
+ "deployUrl": "/",
build:ssr
npm script. This can be done either locally or on your production server, depending on your preferred workflow.dist/
directory. The command to run the storefront as a server-rendered app is node dist/server/main.js
. This will start a node server running on port 4000. You should configure your webserver to pass requests arriving on port 80 to localhost:4000
.EmailPlugin
to point to the correct routes used by this storefront:
EmailPlugin.init({
// ...
globalTemplateVars: {
fromAddress: '"Example_Server" <noreply@example.com>',
verifyEmailAddressUrl: 'https://your-domain.com/account/verify',
passwordResetUrl: 'https://your-domain.com/account/reset-password',
changeEmailAddressUrl: 'https://your-domain.com/account/change-email-address',
}
})
This project is used in the angular-storefront.vendure.io demo. There is a GitHub Actions workflow which is triggered whenever a new tag is added. The tag should be of the format "vX.Y.Z"
. The workflow will run the build:ssr
script and upload the compiled output to an Amazon S3 bucket, from which the vendure-demo project will pull the artifacts.
git tag -a v1.2.3 -m "v1.2.3"
git push origin master --follow-tags
Once the GitHub action workflow has completed and the built artifacts have been successfully uploaded to the S3 bucket, the app can be deployed with git push dokku master
.
MIT