Rapidly build AI-powered, Headless e-commerce backends with TypeScript and Javascript

Hi 👋, Storecraft empowers developers to rapidly build AI-powered, Headless e-commerce backends with TypeScript and Javascript.

⭐ AI first, agentic, chat endpoint and similarity search that can serve your customers, and your team. We Supports most of the popular LLMs, and vector stores for similarity search.

⭐ Manage products, collections, orders, customers, auth, emails and more with a powerful programmable api code, REST API, VQL (Virtual Query Language) for powerful queries and similarity search.

⭐ Built in chat endpoint with an agent that serves customers with carts, checkouts and more with PayPal and Stripe.

⭐ Runs on any javascript platform (deno, bun, node, cloudflare workers, aws-lambda, google-functions), serverless / serverful

⭐ Connects to any database (mongo, libsql, sqlite, postgres, mysql, neon, turso, d1, planetscale)

⭐ Uses storage (local, r2, s3 compatible, google and more)

⭐ It is extensible and modular

⭐ It is event based

⭐ Boasts an official Dashboard

⭐ Well documented REST-API (can also be found in your /api/reference endpoint)

npx storecraft create

This is all the code you need to get started with your own storecraft app.

const app = new App({
  auth_admins_emails: ['[email protected]'],
  general_store_name: 'Wush Wush Games',
  // ... MORE Mandatory CONFIG
})
.withPlatform(new NodePlatform())
.withDatabase(new LibSQL())
.withStorage(new NodeLocalStorage('storage'))
.withMailer(new Resend())
.withPaymentGateways({
  paypal: new Paypal({ env: 'test' }),
  stripe: new Stripe(),
  dummy_payments: new DummyPayments(),
})
.withExtensions({
  postman: new PostmanExtension(),
})
.withAI(
  new OpenAI({ model: 'gpt-4o-mini'})
)
.withVectorStore(
  new LibSQLVectorStore({
    embedder: new OpenAIEmbedder(),
  })
)
.withAuthProviders({
  google: new GoogleAuth(),
})
.on(
  'order/checkout/complete',
  async (event) => {
    // send a team slack message
  }
).init();

await migrateToLatest(app._.db, false);
await app._.vector_store?.createVectorIndex();

http
.createServer(app.handler)
.listen(
  8000,
  () => {
    app.print_banner('http://localhost:8000');
  }
); 

Will produce a server

Located at /chat

Located at /dashboard

Located at /api (powered by Scalar)

This is a mono repo, where each folder in the packages folder is a package, that is published @npm.

It leverages the workspace feature of npm

To start developing a feature first

npm install

The following is the layout of the packages

The core engine of storecraft

• core types
• core API
• core database types
• core crypto types
• core storage types
• core mailer types
• core payments types
• core platform types
• core VQL types and logic
• core REST API controller

Support for

• Node
• Deno
• Bun
• Cloudflare workers
• AWS Lambda
• Azure Functions
• Google Functions

Support for

• MongoDB (@storecraft/database-mongo-node)
• SQLite (@storecraft/database-sqlite)
• Postgres (@storecraft/database-postgres)
• MySQL (@storecraft/database-mysql)
• SQL Base (@storecraft/database-sql-base)
• Neon (Cloud Postgres, @storecraft/database-neon)
• PlanetScale (Cloud Mysql, @storecraft/database-planetscale)
• Turso / Libsql (Local and Cloud Sqlite, @storecraft/database-turso)
• D1 (Cloud Sqlite, @storecraft/database-cloudflare-d1)

Support for,

• Local storage (Node, Bun, Deno), @storecraft/core/storage
• S3 Compatible (@storecraft/storage-s3-compatible)
  • Cloudflare R2
  • AWS S3
  • DigitalOcean Spaces
  • MinIO
• Google Storage (@storecraft/storage-google)

• Http Mail services @storecraft/mailer-providers-http
  • mailchimp support
  • mailgun support
  • resend support
  • sendgrid support
• node smtp support @storecraft/mailer-smtp

• Stripe @storecraft/payments-stripe
• Paypal @storecraft/payments-paypal
• You can roll your own (guide here)

The official dashboard

• Learn how to use here
• The code,
  • mount as a component, or
  • consume from cdn

The official Chat

• Learn how to use here
• The code,
  • mount as a component, or
  • consume from cdn

• Universal (front/back) Javascript SDK, @storecraft/sdk
• React Hooks SDK, @storecraft/sdk-react-hooks

Test your app, database, storage and more integrations with

@storecraft/core/test-runner

Docs website code

npx storecraft create

CLI code

Here

The source of truth for the versioning and publishing is the mono-repo version. All the published packages are synced to the mono-repo version. Packages in the mono-repo source code might have different versions but it doesn't matter for the published packages.

All versions are synced to the mono-repo version, and are published to npm. Each of the commands:

npm run release:version:patch
npm run release:version:minor
npm run release:version:major

Will,

• Only update the version of the mono-repo.
• Add a git tag of the version.

When running the command:

npm run release:publish

It will,

• Update the version of all the packages in the mono-repo to the same version as the mono-repo.
• Publish all the packages to npm with the same version as the mono-repo.

This can be done in a CI/CD pipeline, or manually.

Author: Tomer Shalev ([email protected])