I saw the Presta Shop integration was passing cookies.
What stack is berio-topo using? My Wappalyzer app just shows ERPNext and Frappe. Does that mean you’re using Webshop?
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@ccraig yes, we are using the webshop!
We did a lot of fixes and improvements, but definitivelly, yes is the pure webshop!
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I also thought Vue Storefront and MedusaJS were good candidates to enhance / augment the eCommerce offering in Frappe.
I’ve declined an opportunity to submit a proposal / quote recently because Webshop is “untested” and just too new, especially for a very large collection of items with various dimensions such as colour, and packaging options.
What concerns me most is the SEO capabilities for such a large collection of items and how that would be achieved / optimised?
So, I’m following this topic with great interest…
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Hi Craig,
I’ve been quite on the same track.
Do you wanna have a casual call to toss some design ideas around?
Cheers!
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Yes, I’d love a chat!
My latest update is that I’m playing with Vendure (headless ecommerce) using this SvelteKit based store front stater.
It’s been around longer than MedusaJS and seems a bit more complete. However, next week on the 9th, MedusaJS said they are announcing version 2.0.
I also want to include part of a message I sent in the Telegram Webshop group:
There is merit to having two separate backends. Some benefits are:
- If ERPNext goes down (bug/update breaks it/data corruption/server outage/hacker) your eCommerce site is still up and vice versa.
- Heavy traffic load on your eCommerce won’t affect your ERPNext.
- You may want your eCommerce hosted on the edge or geographical locations for performance and load balancing.
So I may continue down the Vendure path in order to I have a separation of concerns.
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As mentioned above, MedusaJS just announced version 2.0 today. Looks like the fixed a lot of the pain points. Will be interesting to see how it compares to Vendure.
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Yes what a coincidence. I just posted in another thread that MedusaJS have released v2 a few hours ago.
Thanks for reviving this topic and keeping it on the radar. I’m eager to see how we can get ERPNext & Medusa to be integrated.
I do echo all the phrases regarding ERPNexts built in eCommerce. It’s awesome yet lacks alot of capabilities also with notable bugs present, nonetheless.
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Also, many of us will be running ERPNext on local servers on site. So serving a website from it would not be possible.
Using Medusa/Vendure prevents vendor lock in and allows for deployment to the edge. Really opens up a lot of flexibility and customization!
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Not to be outdone by MedusaJS’s 2.0 announcement, Vendure has just released version 2.2 which has a lot of performance improvements and customization features for the Admin. Looking forward to playing with it.
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