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AEM and Magento Integration Using Commerce Integration Framework(CIF) — Local Setup (Part2) by Albinsblog

Abstract

In my previous post on this series, we have discussed how to enable local Magento open source commerce platform on local.

This post discusses setting up a Venia sample store in a local AEM server and integrating AEM to a local Magento server to enable eCommerce functionalities.

AEM CIF Core components use both the server and client rendering to construct the eCommerce websites; the category and product-related components are entirely server-rendered at the same time transaction related — cart, checkout, order, and account management components are Server and Client rendered — the initial pages are generated from the server. Still, the functionalities are enabled through React client-rendered components(CIF enables the placeholder component to render the react component).

Refer to the below documents

Server rendered component — https://github.com/adobe/aem-core-cif-components/tree/master/ui.apps/src/main/content/jcr_root/apps/core/cif/components/commerce/product/v1/product.

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