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Spree Commerce - Open Source e-commerce platform

Spree Commerce

An open-source eCommerce platform giving you full control and customizability.
Build any eCommerce solution that your business requires.

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Getting Started

Visit the Quickstart Guide to set up Spree in 5 minutes.

Enterprise support

Contact us for enterprise support and custom development services. We offer:

  • migrations and upgrades,
  • delivering your Spree application,
  • optimizing your Spree stack.

Enterprise version - Vendo

Besides Enterprise support we also offer an enterprise Spree version called Vendo - which is a commercial offering from the Spree team that gives you all the tools you need to launch your store or marketplace and provides you with ready-to-use integrations that will reduce your project's development time and cost.

To get access to Spree Enterprise (Vendo), contact our Sales team

Features

Customizable and modular

  • pick and choose parts you want to use
  • customize everything else (storefront, order processing, API, etc)
Spree Commerce - Storefront customization

Composable and API-first

Spree Commerce - API   Integrations

Cart and Checkout for any use case

  • advanced cart functionality
  • over 30 payment provider integrations out of the box
  • API to integrate any other payment gateway
  • robust discounts system
  • store credits, gift cards
Spree Commerce - Cart   Checkout Spree Commerce - Payments   Refunds
  • multi-currency
  • multi-language
  • full translation support for products, categories, and more
  • different shipping methods / costs for different regions
  • advanced tax calculation
Spree Commerce - Multi-region   Multi-store Spree Commerce - Multi-region

Multi-Store ready

  • host multiple brands / stores on a single Spree instance
  • each with different branding, configuration, payment methods, shipping options, product catalogs etc
Spree Commerce - Multi-store

Responsive Admin Panel

Manage and curate products, users, orders, returns, shipments & more Spree Commerce - Inventory management

Orders & Post-purchase management

Manage orders, shipments, returns and refunds Spree Commerce - Order   Return management Spree Commerce - Order Fulfillment

Why developers love it

  • Runs anywhere - cloud, VPS, Docker, Kubernetes
  • Battle Tested - used by thousands of merchants around the globe in all categories since 2007!
  • Extensions available adding new features to Spree

What you can build with Spree

Use Spree for any use case. Innovate beyond what's out there.

A headless eCommerce micro-service

Capture orders and payments for whatever you're selling - physical or digital, products or services

Spree Commerce - Composable eCommerce

Run your own marketplace with multiple suppliers, each with a dedicated supplier dashboard Spree Commerce - Marketplace

A high-ticket B2B eCommerce

Start capturing 6+ figure orders from resellers with safe payments and a checkout process that fits your business model Spree Commerce - B2B eCommerce

Wholesale eCommerce

Run your wholesale operation the way your retail partners expect Spree Commerce - Wholesale

A SaaS eCommerce platform

Launch a multi-tenant, multi-store platform for your customers, resellers, affiliates in any configuration, eg. B2B2B, B2B2C, B2B2E

Spree Commerce - Multi-store

Community & Contributing

Spree is an open source project and we love contributions in any form - pull requests, issues, feature ideas!

Follow our Contributing Guide

Join our Slack to meet other community members.

Contact

Contact us and let's go!

Developed by

Spree is developed and maintained by

Vendo

Vendo is an eCommerce platform based on Spree which you can customize to your exact needs (source available). Go global on day 1. DTC x B2B x Marketplace. API-first. One or multiple storefronts.

License

Spree is released under the New BSD License.

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spree-dev-docs's Issues

next.js installation instructions wrong / outdated

The instructions state

cp framework/spree/.env.template .env.local

but it seems next.js upstream has meanwhile moved the template to packages/spree/.env.template

The related upstream commit seems to be

commit 0afe686fe981345ce3153f80b2ceb66eccf10784
Author: Luis Alvarez D 
Date:   Tue Feb 1 14:14:05 2022 -0500

    Monorepo with Turborepo (#651)

Extend product attributes probably referencing the wrong file

Hi,
I was reading the extend product atttributes guide, and there's something that doesn't look right:

In the code just after the migration, where the ProductDecorator is defined, I can see this path underneath:
File Location: app/models/railsapp_name/spree/product_serializer_decorator.rb (Does not exist by default)

Shouldn't this be named like: app/models/railsapp_name/spree/product_decorator.rb ?
Also I'd expect this:

::Spree::V2::Storefront::Product.prepend RailsappName::Spree::ProductDecorator if ::Spree::V2::Storefront::Product.included_modules.exclude?(RailsappName::Spree::ProductDecorator)

to be like:

::Spree::Product.prepend RailsappName::Spree::ProductDecorator if ::Spree::Product.included_modules.exclude?(RailsappName::Spree::ProductDecorator)

I'm opening an issue instead of doing a PR as I'm not really sure about it.

Cheers

Next not found error

Hi Team,

Running yarn dev per instructions I am receiving the following error:

yarn run v1.22.11
$ NODE_OPTIONS='--inspect' next dev
/bin/sh: 1: next: not found
error Command failed with exit code 127.
info Visit https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/cli/run for documentation about this command.

It is easily resolved by running yarn add next. Would it be worth adding this to the readme, or including as a dependency by default?

Thanks for the great work.

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