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* Implement APL 2.0 * Rename RestAPL to SaleorCloud APL * Add mapping helper * Modify Saleor APL documentation * Update rest of the docs * Update the node version in actions * Update fetch mock * Remove node-fetch pkg * Remove console log * Update test after the rebase |
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SDK for Saleor Apps
SDK for building great Saleor Apps.
🚨 Alpha phase
App SDK is on early, alpha stage at the moment. Every API below 1.x.x release is likely to change.
Feel free to play with SDK and to move its code to your app directly
Installing
npm i @saleor/app-sdk
Docs
- AppBridge - communication layer between Saleor App and Dashboard
- Protected Views - protecting access to App outside of Dashboard
- APL - an interface that enabled App communicating between one or more Saleor instances
- Debugging - how to debug app-sdk behaviour
- Next.js API Handlers - factories for building Next.js API routes
- Protected Views - how to ensure a page is visible only in Dashboard context
- Building a Webhook for async event - how to build a webhook that reacts on Saleor async event
- Settings Manager - how to save App configuration (tokens, settings) in Saleor, without external database
Development
How to link development version to your project
If you would like to develop the SDK and test it with existing project:
- In the Saleor App SDK directory run command
pnpm watch
Now any code change will trigger build operation automatically.
- In your project directory:
pnpm add ../saleor-app-sdk/dist
As path to your local copy of the App SDK may be different, adjust it accordingly.
Code style
Before committing the code, Git pre-hooks will check staged changes for following the code styles. If you would like to format the code by yourself, run the command:
pnpm lint