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README.md

Commerce.js Provider

Demo: https://commercejs.vercel.store/

To use this provider you must have a Commerce.js account and you should add some products in the Commerce.js dashboard.

Next, copy the .env.template file in this directory to .env.local in the main directory (which will be ignored by Git):

cp packages/commercejs/.env.template .env.local

Then, set the environment variables in .env.local to match the ones from your store. You'll need your Commerce.js public API key, which can be found in your Commerce.js dashboard in the Developer -> API keys section.