Mobile Medusa
Combine your Medusa.js e-commerce backend and/or web storefront with a Expo mobile app that matches Medusa @nextjs starter functionality, look and feel.
Overview
The Mobile Medusa starter presents an innovative approach to building e-commerce applications on mobile platforms. Developed with a focus on integrating Medusa with modern tools like Expo and TypeScript, this starter provides a robust foundation for developers looking to create feature-rich mobile applications. Although it's currently in alpha and not fully ready for production, it promises a seamless user experience with numerous critical features scheduled for future updates.
With its emphasis on effective integration with the Medusa backend, the Mobile Medusa starter ensures that developers can quickly set up and manage core e-commerce functionalities within their mobile apps. As the beta version approaches, users can look forward to enhanced features, including fully operational payment provider configurations.
Features
- Full E-commerce Support: Enjoy comprehensive screens that mirror the Medusa Next.js Starter, including product detail, collections, and user accounts.
- Integrated User Flows: All logic and user flows work seamlessly with the Medusa backend, ensuring a fluid experience for end-users.
- Quickstart Configuration: Simple steps for linking to the Medusa backend and setting up your application with minimal hassle.
- Yarn Dependency Installation: Easily manage project dependencies using Yarn, streamlining the development process.
- EAS Builds for Ready-to-Submit Apps: Utilize Expo EAS builds to create binaries ready for submission to app stores, enhancing deployment efficiency.
- Cross-Platform Development: Kickstart projects that integrate web and mobile solutions, leveraging Universal Medusa for a cohesive development experience.
- Open to Updates: Stay informed and connected for future enhancements and support through social media channels.
- React
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- React Native
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- TanStack
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- Tailwind
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- Headless UI
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- Expo
An open-source platform for making universal native apps with React. Expo runs on Android, iOS, and the web.
- React Hook Form
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- Typescript
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