spree
9 skills with substantive source documentation and an official publisher or observed installation demand. Read each skill’s original documentation through its card.
spreespree-decorators
Use when the user wants to extend a Spree model, controller, helper, or service class without forking — add an association to Spree::Product, add a method to Spree::Order, override a validation, add a scope, prepend a beforeaction, hook into create. Common phrasings include "add brand to product", "decorate Spree::X", "ProductDecorator", "OrderDecorator", "Moduleprepend", "spree:modeldecorator", "extend an existing Spree model", "add a method to Spree::Order", "override Spree behavior", "monkey
- installations
- 1
- GitHub Stars
- 8
- Mis à jour
- 6 juil.
spreespree-deployment
Use when deploying a Spree 6 application to production or scaling it — Docker image builds, Render/AWS/Railway/Kubernetes/VPS, required environment variables, Solid Queue (jobs in Puma vs a dedicated bin/jobs worker), Solid Cache, optional Sidekiq/Redis, the Mission Control /jobs dashboard, serving the React dashboard at /dashboard or from a static host, migrations on boot and spree:upgrade, S3/R2 storage, CDNHOST, Meilisearch, PostgreSQL/MySQL/SQLite, and observability (spreeopentelemetry, Sent
- installations
- 1
- GitHub Stars
- 10
- Mis à jour
- 30 sept.
spreespree-extensions
Use when the user wants to install a specific third-party Spree gem (Stripe, Adyen, PayPal, i18n, search, social login, etc.), build their own Spree extension to share across apps, or swap a core Spree service via Spree.dependencies. Common phrasings include "add Stripe", "install spreeX", "what payment gateways", "create a Spree extension", "build a gem for Spree", "spreedevtools", "Spree.dependencies", "service swap". For deciding which customization pattern to use, see the spree-customization
- installations
- 1
- GitHub Stars
- 8
- Mis à jour
- 6 juil.
spreespree-multi-tenant
Use when building a SaaS / multi-tenant platform on Spree 6 with the Enterprise spreemultitenant gem — many isolated merchants on one deployment, each with its own stores, catalog, customers and orders. Covers licensing and install (spreeenterprise:install, spreemultitenant:install), Spree::Tenant and row-level tenantid isolation, SpreeMultiTenant::Base, withtenant / withouttenant, console tenant context, insertall/upsertall pitfalls, background jobs, Spree.rootdomain, cookie domain and host aut
- installations
- 1
- GitHub Stars
- 10
- Mis à jour
- 30 sept.
spreespree-order-totals
Use when the user is working with money on a Spree 6 cart or order — how total is built, the typed money rows (Spree::TaxLine, Spree::Discount, Spree::Fee), totals columns (itemtotal, discounttotal, deliverytotal, feetotal, includedtaxtotal vs additionaltaxtotal, adjustmenttotal, amountdue), Spree::Carts::RecalculateTotals, custom adjusters (Spree.adjusters), fees and customs duties, manual discounts and fees on placed orders, or rendering an order summary. Common phrasings include "order total
- installations
- 1
- GitHub Stars
- 10
- Mis à jour
- 30 sept.
spreespree-performance
Use when investigating or improving Spree 6 performance — slow cart writes, slow checkout, slow Store API product listings, N+1 queries in custom endpoints or serializers, search latency, Meilisearch indexing floods, image processing backlogs, Solid Queue/Sidekiq queue tuning, HTTP/CDN caching of the Store API, dashboard data-fetching, or tracing with OpenTelemetry. Common phrasings include "slow cart", "add to cart is slow", "tax provider called too often", "N+1 in Spree", "slow product listing
- installations
- 1
- GitHub Stars
- 10
- Mis à jour
- 30 sept.
spreespree-pricing
Use when the user is working with Spree 6 pricing — variant prices per currency (pricein, amountin, setprice), compare-at/sale prices, multi-currency, price lists and price rules (market, channel, volume), catalog-owned price lists for B2B/wholesale, percentage price adjustments, quantity breaks / volume pricing, scheduled sales, the pricing context and resolution order, external pricing providers, bulk price updates, and EU Omnibus price history (priorprice). Common phrasings include "set price
- installations
- 1
- GitHub Stars
- 10
- Mis à jour
- 30 sept.
spreespree-project
Use when the user is working on a Spree Commerce project — anything involving Spree models, controllers, customization patterns (decorators, subscribers, services), Spree conventions like prefixed IDs / Spree::Model namespacing / Spree.userclass / Spree::Current, or asking how Spree works. Activates broadly for any task in a Spree backend.
- installations
- 1
- GitHub Stars
- 8
- Mis à jour
- 6 juil.
spreespree-resource
Use when the user wants to add a new model, database table, or REST API endpoint to a Spree 6 project. Covers spree:apiresource (model + migration + Store/Admin API controllers + serializers + factory + controller specs + routes + permission scope) and spree:model (model + migration only). Common phrasings include "add a Brand model", "create a new resource", "expose X as an API endpoint", "add an Admin API for Y", "scaffold a Spree resource", "create a Spree model without an API", "internal mod
- installations
- 1
- GitHub Stars
- 10
- Mis à jour
- 30 sept.