**What**
- Adds support for starting a Medusa process with a worker mode.
- The worker modes supported are "shared", "worker", "server"
- In "worker" mode, API routes are not registered and modules that need to run workers (e.g., event bus redis) can use the flag to conditionally start workers.
- In "server" mode, API routes are registered and workers are not started.
- In "shared" mode, API routes are registered and workers are started. This is great for development.
what:
when you provide an optional create_dto or update_dto to the model factory types, the abstract service will generate a simple service method for the public services of the modules.
```
MoneyAmount: {
dto: PricingTypes.MoneyAmountDTO
create_dto: PricingTypes.CreateMoneyAmountDTO
}
```
In the above example, only a create method will be generated, but the update will be skipped.
**What**
This pr includes some cleanup and refactoring around the abstract event emitter method for the module service to not rely on a named class property but instead on resolution naming.
Includes fulfillment set events on creation.
The idea is that if that pr allows us to align and agreed on the approach as well as including the cleanup for other pr to use, If this gets merged I ll continue with another pr to do the rest of the event management
partially fix CORE-1735
Things that remain to be done:
1. Handle product and variant updates
2. Add tests for the workflows independently
3. Align the endpoints to the new code conventions we defined
4. Finish up the update/upsert endpoints for variants
All of those can be done in a separate PR, as this is quite large already.
**What**
- Admin sales channels API routes
- Workflows for creating, updating, and deleting sales channels
- Align `ISalesChannelModuleService` interface with update + upsert conventions
- Integrate v2 tests into v1 sales channels integration test suite
- Add metadata to sales channel entity
Sales channel <> Product management will come in a follow-up PR.
On the integration tests, creating, updating, and deleting are passing with the V2 flag enabled. You'll have to take my word for it (or run them yourself), as they are not included in the CI.
**What**
Update all transform middleware to support the new API
- deprecate `defaultRelations`
- deprecate `allowedRelations`
- Add `defaults` and `allowed` in replacement for `defaultFields` and `allowedFields` respectively
- in the `defaults` it is possible to specify a field such as `*variants` in order to be recognized as a relation only without specifying any property
- add support for `remoteQueryConfig` assigned to req like we have for `listConfig` and `retrieveConfig`
- add support to override `allowed|allowedFields` if a previous middleware have set it up on the req.allowed
- The api now accepts `fields` as the only accepted fields to manage the requested props and relations, the `expand` property have been deprecated. New supported symbols have been added in complement of the fields
- `+` (e.g `/store/products?fields=+description`) to specify that description should be added as part of the returned data among the other defined fields
- `-` (e.g `/store/products?fields=-description`) to specify that description should be removed as part of the returned data
- `*` (e.g `/store/products?fields=*variants`) to specify that the variants relations should be added as part of the returned data among the other defined fields without having to specify which property of the variants should be returned. In the `defaults` config of the transform middleware it is also possible to use this symbol
- In the case no symbol is provided, it will replace the default fields and mean that only the specified fields must be returned
About the allowed validation, all fields in the `defaults` configuration must be present in the `allowed` configuration.
In case the `defaults` contains full relation selection (e.g `*product.variants`) it should be present in the `allowed` as `product.variants`. In case in the `defaults` you add `product.variants.id`, it will be allowed if the `allowed` configuration includes either `product.variants.id` as full match or `product.variants` as it means that we allow all properties from `product.variants`
Also, support for `*` selection on the remote query/joiner have been added
**Note**
All v2 end points refactoring can be done separately
This PR includes documentation that preps for v2 docs (but doesn't introduce new docs).
_Note: The number of file changes in the PR is due to find-and-replace within the `references` which is unavoidable. Let me know if I should move it to another PR._
## Changes
- Change Medusa version in base OAS used for v2.
- Fix to docblock generator related to not catching all path parameters.
- Added typedoc plugin that generates ER Diagrams, which will be used specifically for data model references in commerce modules.
- Changed OAS tool to output references in `www/apps/api-reference/specs-v2` directory when the `--v2` option is used.
- Added a version switcher to the API reference to switch between V1 and V2. This switcher is enabled by an environment variable, so it won't be visible/usable at the moment.
- Upgraded docusaurus to v3.0.1
- Added new Vale rules to ensure correct spelling of Medusa Admin and module names.
- Added new components to the `docs-ui` package that will be used in future documentation changes.
**What**
- Add method to validate fulfillment option from the provider
- Separate list/list and count from context rules validation and add listShippingOptionsForContext
FIXES CORE-1861
The changes in this PR are:
1. Change how product options are created and stored. The relationship changed from
`options --> option values <-- variants`
to
`options --> option values --> variant options <-- variants`
Now we can enforce non-duplicate option values, easier creation and updates of options, and more.
2. Refactors the product module. The product module did a lot of things in a non-ideal approach, and this is a step towards a more consistent usage of the base repository and methods exposed by a module. There is still work left to improve the module, but a large chunk of the changes are included in this PR
Things to do as a follow-up:
1. Remove many-to-many relationships if an empty list is passed in the base repository.
2. Improve the typings of the module
3. Further cleanup and improvements (there are few questions that I need answered before I can improve the API)
Apologies for the giant PR in advance, but most of these are removing of files and migrations from old workflows and routes to new.
What:
- Adds CRUD endpoints for price lists
- Migrate workflows from old sdk to new
- Added missing updatePriceListPrices method to pricing module
**What**
- Adds draft order details page
- Adds Shipping and Billing address forms to both draft order and order pages
- Adds Email form to both draft order and order pages
- Adds transfer ownership form to draft order, order and customer pages
- Update Combobox component allowing it to work with async data (`useInfiniteQuery`)
**@medusajs/medusa**
- Include country as a default relation of draft order addresses
I replaced the custom test setup with the test runner. This should make migrating to mikroorm 6 a lot easier once we do it.
There are few more modules to be done, but I thought the PR is super big already so we can tackle them separately.
Note that there are no or very little test changes, it is mostly the setup around the tests.
**What**
- Moves all current route definitions to `v1.tsx`
- Creates a new `v2.tsx` file for future V2 routes.
- Updates RouteProvider to serve V1 or V2 routes based on if `MEDUSA_V2` is set.
**How to use it**
When working on V2 domains you should set `MEDUSA_V2=true` in `/packages/admin-next/dashboard/.env`. We can't use the Feature Flag in the Medusa project since there are breaking changes in the `/admin/store` endpoint between the two versions, so it needs to be managed manually.
**For people implementing V2 domains**
To add a new route you should:
- Add the route component in `/v2-routes`
- Define which path will render it in `v2.tsx`.
I would prefer that we don't try to implement a lot of conditional code that will make the codebase unnecessarily complex. So if I was to implement the V2 login page, I would copy/past the v1 login route into `v2-routes`, make the required changes, eg. replace `useAdminLogin` with `useAdminCustomPost(...)`, instead of trying to force the current V1 Login page to work with both APIs.
There will hopefully be a lot of components/sections from each domain that is re-usable between versions. As an example if you are working on the Product details page for V2 you might want to reuse the `product-general-section.tsx` file, as it works without having to make any modifications. In that case I propose that we create a `modules/product` folder and move the component in there which we can them import into both the v1 and v2 version of the route.
what:
- adds fulfillment shipping option rules batch endpoint
- remove fulfillment shipping option rules batch endpoint
- breaks my British based education to not call it fulfilment with a single "l"
