CrowCommerce Medusa TailwindUI

Headless commerce templates tend to be either bare-bones starters or over-engineered demos. Real production e-commerce needs a template that ships with payments, search, observability, and tested deployment patterns out of the box.

A production-oriented headless commerce template pairing a Next.js storefront with a Medusa v2 backend. Includes Stripe checkout, webhook integrations, analytics, search, end-to-end testing, and deployment patterns.

• 01

  Next.js storefront + Medusa v2 backend wired via Turborepo

• 02

  Stripe payments + webhook handling, idempotent order flow

• 03

  Meilisearch product search, Cloudflare R2 media storage

• 04

  Playwright e2e suite covering checkout golden path

• 05

  Sentry + PostHog instrumentation; Resend transactional email

• Shipped as a public, deployable template — live demo at medusa.crowcommerce.org and open source on GitHub.
• Checkout runs end-to-end on Stripe with idempotent webhook handling, guarded by a Playwright golden-path suite.
• Production defaults ship in the box: Meilisearch search, Cloudflare R2 media, Sentry + PostHog instrumentation, and Resend transactional email.

• Next.js
• TypeScript
• Medusa v2
• Stripe
• Turborepo
• Playwright
• PostHog
• Sentry
• Meilisearch
• Cloudflare R2
• Resend

Production-oriented template.

E-commerce engineering: payment integration, webhook reliability, search infra, observability, end-to-end testing, multi-service deployment.

Headless commerce is mostly an integration problem, not a frontend problem. The wins are idempotent webhook handling, e2e coverage on checkout, and observability in production.

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