This video touches lightly on the event subscription, but I also have another video, explaining events and subscription in more details, in relation to email automation: ua-cam.com/video/38tEhuZTrdY/v-deo.html if you watch from chapter 2: (03:20 - Identify backend event reference) This covers a few more examples ;) Let me know which other events you would find interesting diving in on?
Amazing, thanks! Is there a way to implement on our custom input search fields? I don't imagine everyone will use Next.js starter template with same design.
@@markoguru surely there is 🙂 there’s one api request to meilisearch that will return results, and these results can be used in many different implementations - I will add a code example to the blog post with this request, that should give you an idea how to implement it into any other app 😉
@ I tried looking in the recent commit history and couldn’t find it - almost losing my sanity there haha… I will let you know when the blog post is updated with the example 👍 should be within a day or two
Article has been updated, with a round of improvements - and at the end you find an example of a React component using the Search endpoint to fetch producst - this should be easy to add to any React app, and improve on - if you ware using a non-react app for your storefront, I would suggest copying the example into a LLM of your choice, and ask it to convert it to...: vue.js or angualr... or whatever framework you might be using 😉 Let me know if this works out for you! Cheers
@@funkyton Amazing thanks! I integrated plugin medusa-plugin-meilisearch and it worked! However, there's a new Medusa update, 2.3.1 i think and now there's error "error: Could not resolve module: Meilisearch. Error: Loaders for module Meilisearch failed: Unexpected non-whitespace character after JSON at position 4" :D Anyway thanks for your efforts, i'll be researching on this 👍
This video is amazing could you please make video for customizable b2b medusa storefront application
@@fairosebanu3917 thank you for the kind words ☺️ b2b is on my list for this year - hopefully before summer 🤞
Please make video on subscribers and events.
This video touches lightly on the event subscription, but I also have another video, explaining events and subscription in more details, in relation to email automation: ua-cam.com/video/38tEhuZTrdY/v-deo.html if you watch from chapter 2: (03:20 - Identify backend event reference)
This covers a few more examples ;) Let me know which other events you would find interesting diving in on?
Amazing, thanks! Is there a way to implement on our custom input search fields? I don't imagine everyone will use Next.js starter template with same design.
@@markoguru surely there is 🙂 there’s one api request to meilisearch that will return results, and these results can be used in many different implementations - I will add a code example to the blog post with this request, that should give you an idea how to implement it into any other app 😉
@@funkyton Sweet, thank you! 😊 btw i was also surprised why they removed it from starter.
@ I tried looking in the recent commit history and couldn’t find it - almost losing my sanity there haha… I will let you know when the blog post is updated with the example 👍 should be within a day or two
Article has been updated, with a round of improvements - and at the end you find an example of a React component using the Search endpoint to fetch producst - this should be easy to add to any React app, and improve on - if you ware using a non-react app for your storefront, I would suggest copying the example into a LLM of your choice, and ask it to convert it to...: vue.js or angualr... or whatever framework you might be using 😉 Let me know if this works out for you! Cheers
@@funkyton Amazing thanks! I integrated plugin medusa-plugin-meilisearch and it worked! However, there's a new Medusa update, 2.3.1 i think and now there's error "error: Could not resolve module: Meilisearch. Error: Loaders for module Meilisearch failed: Unexpected non-whitespace character after JSON at position 4" :D Anyway thanks for your efforts, i'll be researching on this 👍