Combine Medusa's modules for your commerce backend with the latest Expo features for a mobile storefront that matches Medusa Next.js starter functionality, look and feel.
Important
This is an alpha version not ready for production yet. It's missing mainly the production payment provider configuration that will be available on the beta version. To stay up to date follow Bidah on X / Twitter for latests updates.
To use the starter you should have:
- Medusa server running locally on port 9000.
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Check out Medusa Docs for more details and troubleshooting about Medusa.
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Check out Expo docs for more details and troubleshooting Expo.
The Mobile Medusa starter is built with:
Features include:
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Full ecommerce support that has parity of screens with Medusa Next.js Starter:
- Product Detail
- Product Overview
- Login
- Register
- Product Collections
- Cart
- User Account
- Profile
- Addresses
- Orders
- Order Details
- Order Confirmation
All logic and user flows through the app are working with the Medusa Backend
Note
You need to have a Medusa Backend to be linked to mobile storefront
Set your MEDUSA_BACKEND_URL var present in /lib/config.ts
let MEDUSA_BACKEND_URL = 'http://localhost:9000'Use Yarn to install all dependencies.
yarnYou are now ready to start up your project.
yarn startEAS Build allows you to build a ready-to-submit binary of your app for the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
https://docs.expo.dev/build/setup/
If you want to kickstart a Medusa project with web (Next.js) and mobile (Expo) in a integrated setup for cross platform development come visit us at Universal Medusa Docs
A performant e-commerce starter template with Next.js 13 and Medusa.
Follow Rodrigo Figueroa, creator of Mobile Medusa and Universal Medusa, on Twitter: @bidah