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海外TECH	DEV Community	Build a High-Performing Ecommerce with Svelte and Medusa Backend	https://dev.to/femi_dev/build-a-high-performing-ecommerce-with-svelte-and-medusa-backend-45b4	Build a High Performing Ecommerce with Svelte and Medusa Backend IntroductionOnline shopping referred to as ecommerce or electronic commerce involves purchasing and selling goods and services The ease of use and security of online transactions has made them increasingly popular among individuals and businesses However setting up an ecommerce site is not a simple task  This process requires delivering excellent customer service processing orders efficiently and storing customer data In this tutorial you will learn how to build a performant ecommerce site using Medusa and Svelte The Svelte ecommerce tutorial source code is readily available on GitHub Here is a brief preview of the application What is Svelte Svelte is a tool that helps you create fast web applications It works similarly to other JavaScript frameworks like React and Vue which make it easy to build interactive user interfaces However Svelte has an advantage in converting your app into ideal JavaScript during development rather than interpreting the code at runtime You don t experience the performance cost of implementation or a delay when your application first loads You can use Svelte to build your entire app or add it to an existing codebase You can also create standalone components that work anywhere without the additional burden of working with a traditional framework What is Medusa Medusa is an open source Node js based composable commerce engine that offers a flexible and modular solution for ecommerce businesses Its architecture consists of three essential components the Medusa server the admin dashboard and the storefront It includes many powerful features such as currency support product configurations multi currency support and the ability to process manual orders Medusa also provides essential ecommerce components like the headless server the admin and the storefront as building blocks for an ecommerce stack With the Medusa storefront you can build ecommerce stores for any platform as Android iOS and the web PrerequisitesTo follow along be sure you have the following Basic knowledge of JavaScriptNode js  v installedNpm v installed Setup Medusa server installationTo install Medusa on your computer follow these steps Install Medusa CLI by running the following command in your terminal npm install medusajs medusa cli gNow create a new Medusa server by running the following command medusa new my medusa store seedUsing the  seed flag the database is populated with demo data that serves as a starting point for the ecommerce store Start the Medusa server by running the following command in the ecommerce store server directory cd my medusa storemedusa developYou can now use a tool like Postman or a browser to test it out Open your browser and go to the URL localhost store productsIf you find something like this in the browser your connection to the Medusa server is working Otherwise review all the steps and ensure nothing is missing Medusa Admin InstallationIn this section you will install the Medusa Admin The Medusa Admin provides many e commerce features including managing Return Merchandise Authorization RMA flows store settings order management and product management from an interactive dashboard You can learn more about Medusa admin and its features in this User Guide Here are the steps you will need to follow to set up your Medusa admin dashboard Clone the Admin GitHub repository by running git clone medusa adminChange to the newly created directory by running cd medusa adminInstall the necessary dependencies by running npm installTest it out by navigating into the directory holding your Medusa admin and run npm run startThe admin runs by default on port You can access the administration page at localhost You should see a login page like this one Using the  seed option when setting up Medusa will create a fake admin account for you The email is admin medusa test com and the password is supersecret With the Medusa admin account you can manage your store s products and collections view orders manage products and configure your store and regions You can edit or create products through the Medusa admin Create and Set Up A Svelte ProjectThe next step is to create and set up a new Svelte project for the ecommerce project This Svelte commerce will use SvelteKit since it is the recommended setup method To create a new SvelteKit project run the command below npm create svelte latest svelte eCommerceThe command above creates a new Svelte project During installation there will be prompts for several optional features such as ESLint for code linting and Prettier for code formatting Make sure you select the same option as shown in the image The next step is to run the following command cd svelte eCommercenpm installnpm run devThis code sets up and runs a development server for a Svelte project Here s what each line does cd svelte eCommerce changes the current directory to the project directory You install dependencies by running npm install Running the development server via npm run dev starts the project s development environment This will compile the project and start a local server allowing you to view and test the project in your browser Setup of Tailwind CSSYou can style this Svelte ecommerce site using Tailwind CSS Follow this guide on Setting up Tailwind CSS in a SvelteKit project in your svelte eCommerce directory Install DependenciesNavigate into your svelte eCommerce directory and install the below dependenciesnpm i axios svelte icons pack sweetalertThis command installs three npm packages axios svelte icons pack and sweetalert axios is a popular JavaScript library that provides a simple API for making HTTP requests to a server It works in the browser and Node js environments and is often used to send and receive data from web APIs svelte icons pack is a package of icons for use with the Svelte framework This package provides a collection of icons that can be easily used in Svelte applications sweetalert is a JavaScript library for creating beautiful responsive and customizable alert dialogs It is often used to provide feedback to users or prompt them for input in web applications Medusa with Svelte StorefrontYou start building the Svelte ecommerce app here Change Svelte PortIn the svelte eCommerce vite config js file replace the existing code with the code belowimport sveltekit from sveltejs kit vite type import vite UserConfig const config plugins sveltekit server port strictPort false export default config The configuration object specifies the following options The server option specifies the port that the development server should listen on and whether the server should only listen on that exact port or allow any available port strictPort false By default the Medusa server allows connections for the storefront on port Create a Base URL Environment VariableCreating an environment file to store your base URL can make switching between development and production environments a breeze It keeps sensitive information such as API keys separate from your codebase Create a env file in the svelte eCommerce directory with the following content VITE API BASE URL http localhost The BASE URL environment variable is the URL of your Medusa server Create Utility FunctionIn the src directory create a folder with the name util This folder will contain the sharedload function for the products The sharedload function located in this directory is responsible for retrieving data from an API and is designed to be reusable throughout the project where necessary In the src util shared js file paste the code below ts nocheckexport const getProducts async gt try const productres await fetch import meta env VITE API BASE URL store products const productdata await productres json const products productdata products return products products catch error console log Error error The preceding code exports a getProducts function that gets data from an API A list of products is requested using the fetch API This results in the API response providing the product list Finally the function returns an object with the list of products as a property Notice how you use the BASE URL defined in the env file Store ComponentsIt s now time to create a reusable component to display products The Header the Footer and the Products all fall under this section Each of these components will appear on a different page of your storefront Components DirectoryIn the src directory create a folder with the name components It is the directory that will contain all the reusable components for the products Navbar ComponentIn the src directory create the file src components Navbar svelte and add the following code lt script gt export let productId import Icon from svelte icons pack Icon svelte import AiOutlineShoppingCart from svelte icons pack ai AiOutlineShoppingCart lt script gt lt div gt lt div class fixed z bg white topNav w full top p md bg opacity gt lt div class max w xl relative flex mx auto flex col md flex row gt lt a href class md hidden absolute top right gt lt div class relative gt lt div class relative gt lt Icon src AiOutlineShoppingCart gt if productId length gt lt div class absolute px bg red top right rounded full border border white text white id cart style font size px gt productId length lt div gt if lt div gt lt div gt lt a gt lt div class flex grow font bold text lg gt lt a href gt lt span gt Best Store lt span gt lt a gt lt div gt lt div class menu hidden md flex flex col md flex row mt md mt gap gt lt div class flex flex col md flex row gap capitalize gt lt div class text red font bold border b border red gt lt a href gt home lt a gt lt div gt lt div class text red font bold border b border red gt lt a href products gt products lt a gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div class flex gap gt lt a href class hidden md block gt lt div class relative gt lt Icon src AiOutlineShoppingCart gt if productId length gt lt div class absolute px bg red top right rounded full border border white text white id cart style font size px gt productId length lt div gt if lt div gt lt a gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt The code above is the head section component that renders a navigation bar at the top of the page Home products and a shopping cart icon are all displayed in the navigation bar If the shopping cart has ordered items a badge will appear on the icon showing the number of items in the cart The navigation bar is hidden on small screens and appears as a dropdown menu on larger screens The component also includes logic for handling key presses and clicks on the links and the shopping cart icon Footer ComponentIn the src directory create the file src components Footer svelte and add the following code lt div gt lt div gt lt div class bg red py PX gt lt div class max w xl gap mx auto grid grid cols md grid cols gt lt div class md col span py space y gt lt div class text xl font bold text gray gt Best Store lt div gt lt div class text gray w pr gt At best store we offer top quality Hoddies Joggers Shorts and a variety of other items We only sell the best grade of products lt div gt lt div gt lt div class md col span py space y gt lt div class text xl font bold text gray gt Information lt div gt lt div class text gray w space y pr gt lt div class gt About Us lt div gt lt div class gt Career lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div class md col span py space y gt lt div class text xl font bold text gray gt Our Services lt div gt lt div class text gray w space y pr gt lt div class gt Clothing lt div gt lt div class gt Fashion lt div gt lt div class gt Branding lt div gt lt div class gt Consultation lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div class md col span py space y gt lt div class text xl font bold text gray gt Contact Us lt div gt lt div class text gray w space y pr gt lt div class gt lt div gt lt div class gt care best com lt div gt lt div class gt Terms amp Privacy lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt The code above is the bottom section component that renders a footer at the bottom of the page The footer contains information about the Svelte store its services and its contact details The footer will be used later Store PagesNow you have to create pages for your Svelte ecommerce storefront Upon creating a new project in Svelte it comes with some default files including page svelt and page js page svelteA page svelte component defines a page of your application By default pages are rendered both on the server SSR for the initial request and in the browser CSR for subsequent navigation page jsOften a page must load some data before it can be rendered For this we add a page js or page ts if you re TypeScript inclined module that exports a load function In the src routes directory replace the content in the files src routes page svelte with the content below HomepageIn the src routes page svelte file replace its content with this lt script gt ts nocheck import Footer from components Footer svelte import app css import Navbar from components Navbar svelte import writable derived from svelte store export let data import getProducts from util shared let products const productData async gt const data await getProducts products data console log products products productData lt script gt lt div gt lt Navbar gt lt div class mt gt lt div class flex gt lt div class flex grow text xl font extrabold text center gt Best Qualities You Can Trust lt div gt lt div gt lt div class flex gt lt div class flex grow text xl mt font extrabold text center gt lt a href products class bg red hover bg red text white font bold py px rounded gt Products lt a gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div class max w xl mx auto h full flex flex wrap justify center py gap gt if products each products products as product i lt div class gt lt div class rounded lg shadow lg bg white max w sm gt lt a href products product id data mdb ripple true data sveltekit prefetch data mdb ripple color light gt lt img class rounded t lg src product thumbnail alt gt lt a gt lt div class bg red py relative font bold text gray text xl w full flex flex col justify center px gt lt div class gt product title lt div gt lt div class gt amp euro product variants prices amount lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt each if lt div gt lt div gt lt Footer gt lt div gt The code above is the homepage of the Svelte ecommerce store A list of products is displayed A navigation bar appears at the top of the page followed by a product details section and a footer at the bottom Product PageFirst create a products folder within the src routes directory then create two new files page svelte and page js within the folder Add the following code to the src routes products page Svelte file lt script gt ts nocheck import Navbar from components Navbar svelte ts nocheck import app css import getProducts from util shared let products const productData async gt const data await getProducts products data console log products products productData lt script gt lt Navbar gt lt div class mt gt lt div class flex gt lt div class flex grow text xl font extrabold text center gt Best Qualities You Can Trust lt div gt lt div gt lt div class max w xl mx auto h full flex flex wrap justify center py gap gt each products products as product i lt div class gt lt div class rounded lg shadow lg bg white max w sm gt lt a href products product id data mdb ripple true data sveltekit prefetch data mdb ripple color light gt lt img class rounded t lg src product thumbnail alt gt lt a gt lt div class bg red py relative font bold text gray text xl w full flex flex col justify center px gt lt div class gt product title lt div gt lt div class gt amp euro product variants prices amount lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt each lt div gt lt div gt The previous code displays a grid of product cards It consists of a navigation bar at the top and a grid of product cards below Each product card includes an image a title and a price The component also includes logic for handling clicks on the product cards and taking the user to a single product page The component uses thegetProducts function to get the list of products which it then displays in the grid using each block Each block iterates over the list of products and creates a product card for each Single Product PageCreate a new id folder in the src routes products directory with two files src routes products id page js and src routes products id svelte sveltesrc routes products id  folder creates a route with a parameter  id that can be used to load data dynamically when a user requests a page like  products prod GNVRKWPPTJGMDT http localhost singlepage prod GNVRKWPPTJGMDTD In the src routes products id page js directory add the following code eslint disable no unused vars ts ignoreexport const load async fetch params gt return params This code defines an async function called load that exports a single object containing the params object The load function receives an object with two properties fetch and params In the src routes products id page svelte file add the following code lt script gt ts nocheck import app css import components Navbar svelte import axios from axios import Navbar from components Navbar svelte import Swal from sweetalert export let data let responseData let currentImg let currentSize S let currentPrice let variantsId let cartId let variantTitle let products import writable derived from svelte store import browser from app environment export const cartDetails writable cart id if cartId axios method post url import meta env VITE API BASE URL store carts withCredentials true then response gt console log response data cart id response data cart id localStorage setItem cart id response data cart id catch error gt console log error const fetchData async gt cartId browser amp amp localStorage getItem cart id axios get import meta env VITE API BASE URL store products data params id then response gt if response data product responseData response data catch err gt console log error err fetchData lt script gt lt div class mt gt lt main gt lt Navbar productId JSON parse browser amp amp localStorage getItem cart gt lt div class py px gt lt div class text white max w xl mx auto py gt lt div class grid md grid cols gap grid cols gt lt div gt lt div class relative gt lt div gt lt div class relative gt lt img src responseData product images currentImg url alt no image gt lt div class absolute overflow x scroll w full bottom right p flex flex nowrap gap gt lt div class flex w full flex nowrap gap rounded lg gt if responseData product images each responseData product images as img i lt div key i on click gt currentImg i title responseData product images i url class w h flex none on keydown gt currentImg i gt lt div class h full w full rounded lg cursor pointer shadow lg border overflow hidden gt lt img src responseData product images i url alt class h full w full gt lt div gt lt div gt each if lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div class flex md flex col flex col space y justify center gt lt div class text black space y gt lt h class font bold text xl text black gt responseData product title lt h gt lt p class text sm gt responseData product description lt p gt lt div gt lt div class space y gt lt div class font bold text md text black gt Select Size lt div gt lt div class flex flex row flex wrap gap gt if responseData product variants each responseData product variants as variant i variantTitle variant title split lt div gt lt div on click gt currentSize variant title split currentPrice variant prices amount i variantsId variant id on keydown gt currentSize variant title split currentPrice variant prices amount i variantsId variant id class currentSize variant title split border purple bg red border gray contenteditable false gt lt span class text black text sm gt variant title split lt span gt lt div gt lt div gt each if lt div gt lt div gt lt div class space y gt lt div class font bold text md text black gt Price lt div gt if responseData product variants lt div class text black gt responseData product variants map x gt x prices amount lt div gt if lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt main gt lt div gt The code above fetches the product information and displays it on the page Add to cart ImplementationThe purpose of this section is to explain how the add to cart feature works In the src routes products id page svelte file add the addProduct function below the fetchData function and the button to add the product below the Price label lt script gt const addProduct async data gt let cartId browser amp amp localStorage cart id try const response await axios post import meta env VITE API BASE URL store carts localStorage cart id line items variant id data quantity metadata size currentSize products response data cart browser amp amp localStorage setItem cart JSON stringify products if response data cart if response status Swal fire icon success title Item Added to Cart Successfully showConfirmButton true then res gt if res isConfirmed window location reload catch error console log error lt script gt lt div class mt gt lt main gt lt gt lt button class bg red text white font bold py px rounded full on click gt if variantsId alert Please select a size before adding to cart else addProduct variantsId gt Add to Cart lt button gt lt gt lt main gt lt div gt The addProduct function is used to add the product to the cart using the selected variant ID The code then displays the product data using Svelte bindings and event listeners Testing the Svelte EcommerceFollow the steps below to test your Svelte ecommerce Navigate into your Medusa server and run medusa developNavigate into your svelte eCommerce directory and run npm run devYour Svelte ecommerce storefront is now running at localhost To view your homepage visit localhost in your browser You should see the homepage You can view the details of any of the products by clicking on them Add the product to your cart by clicking the Add to Cart button ConclusionThis tutorial demonstrates how to connect a Svelte ecommerce application to a Medusa server and implement an Add to Cart feature that allows customers to add items to their cart and manage its content Other features that can be added to the application with the help of the Medusa server include a checkout flow for placing orders and integration with a payment provider such as Stripe The possibilities are endless when it comes to running an ecommerce store with Medusa including but not limited to Integrate a payment provider such as PayPalAdd a product search engine to your storefront using MeilisearchAuthenticate Customer using the Authenticate Customer endpoint that allows the authorization of customers and manages their sessions Additionally check out how to use the Authenticate Customer endpoint in this tutorial Should you have any issues or questions related to Medusa then feel free to reach out to the Medusa team via Discord	2023-02-21 11:32:39
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