This source code is the basis for the Cloudinary demo app, a frontend implementation of the Cloudinary commercetools extension. It includes ready-made React components that you can use to display assets on your website or app.
For a full description of the Cloudinary commercetools extension including setup and installation instructions, an operational overview, and a developers guide, see Cloudinary’s documentation.
To find out how to configure Amazon AWS, Google Cloud Platform or Microsoft Azure to host the serverless microservice that integrates Cloudinary assets in your commercetools instance, see the cloudinary_commercetools_mach repository on GitHub.
To get started: npm install
Make sure you have prettier & eslint extensions installed.
Configure the languages you need to support in next-i18next.config.js.
Configure the domain where your images are hosted in next.config.js
images.domain.
Configure API keys & locales in .env.development.local & .env.production
Start dev server: npm run dev
Create static build: npm run build
Start local server (create static build first): npm start
Run Storybook: npm run storybook
Create Storybook static build: npm run build-storybook
.storybook/ contains Storybook configuration
stories/ contains Storybook stories
components/ contains reusable components.
layouts/ contains the layout for the different content types.
lib/ contains all the logic to connect to external APIs & the file system.
pages/ contains all the different pages you want to generate. [...slug].tsx
is a catch all route, every URL which doesn't have a separate file will be
processed in this file.
public/ contains all static assets (logos, favicon...) & translations (under
locales/)
styles/ contains everything CSS related
utils/ contains reusable logic (custom hooks etc)