Medusa + Nuxt.js + Stripe - How to Create a Nuxt.js Ecommerce Storefront from Scratch Using Medusa Part 3

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  • nuxtjs-starter-medusa

    Starter template to integrate Nuxt.js with Medusajs

  • The Nuxt.js storefront from the second part of the series. You can clone the part-02/cart-flow branch of this GitHub repository and continue on from there.

  • nuxt-stripe-module

    A NuxtJS module to import Stripe client script.

  • Before you start the stripe implementation, you need to install a Nuxt.js module to help you with that. You’ll be using Nuxt-stripe-module to handle the payment confirmation with stripe.

  • WorkOS

    The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.

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  • Stripe

    PHP library for the Stripe API.

  • Stripe account to retrieve the API Keys and secrets to connect your Medusa server with Stripe. The account should be in sandbox mode to test out the integration.

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