Spartacus Capybara
SAP Spartacus Theme based on https://storefrontui.io look and feel and design system. Headless storefront solution for Hybris. Always Open Source, MIT license. Made with by Divante
Overview
The Spartacus Capybara is an exciting implementation of the Capybara theme designed specifically for the SAP Spartacus Storefront. This project serves as both a complete example of Spartacus implementation and a helpful starter code for developers looking to leverage its features. Although still in the developer's preview stage, a lot of groundwork has been laid out, showcasing the potential of this theme in action.
As the project continues to be developed and enhanced, it provides a robust platform for those interested in creating fluid and dynamic eCommerce experiences. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting, exploring this repository can inspire numerous possibilities for building and customizing storefronts.
Features
- Comprehensive B2C Features: Supports all essential Spartacus B2C storefront functionalities such as Cart, Checkout, Wishlist, Search, Product Page, and Category Page to enhance user experience.
- Developer-Friendly Starter Code: Offers a solid foundation for developers to easily understand and configure their own Spartacus implementation.
- Ongoing Development: As it is currently in a developer's preview, it allows users to anticipate updates and improvements, ensuring a continuously evolving framework.
- Live Demo Available: Users can interact with a live demo to experience the theme's capabilities in real-time, aiding in the understanding of its features.
- Public SAP Commerce Cloud Backend: Utilizes a public SAP Commerce Cloud instance as its backend, allowing for streamlined integration and consistent functionality as seen in the Spartacus Public instance.
- Active Support Community: Connect with maintainers and fellow developers through the Spartacus Slack workspace for assistance and shared insights.
- Stylish Design Guide: A style guide is available to help standardize design elements and encourage cohesive aesthetics across the storefront.
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- Bootstrap
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- Ecommerce
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- Pwa
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- Typescript
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