commerce_kickstart
Commerce Kickstart is the fastest way to start building on Drupal Commerce. It includes an installation profile for installing and configuring Drupal 11, Commerce Core, and various Centarro maintained contributed modules and themes. You can see the list of these modules in the Centarro Certified Projects package.
The installer includes an additional step (pictured to the right) where you can install either a full demo store for evaluation purposes or start building and launch your store today.
Getting started
Use Composer to install Commerce Kickstart from our project template. The Commerce Kickstart Demo recipe will be added to your codebase:
composer create-project centarro/commerce-kickstart-project kickstart
cd kickstart
And that's it! If you're using DDEV-Local, you can quickly test the site locally:
ddev config --project-type=drupal11 --docroot=web
ddev start
Read more about what's inside and how to make the best use of Commerce Kickstart in the project's README.
Note: if your local shell's version of PHP does not match your runtime environment (e.g., the DDEV-Local application container), you can append --ignore-platform-reqs to Composer commands issued in your shell to suppress errors related to PHP version mismatches. It may be easier to ddev ssh into the container first and run subsequent Composer commands from there.
Drupal 7 versions
Commerce Kickstart on Drupal 7 used two separate versions, which are still available as downloads below:
- Commerce Kickstart 1.x:
Includes the latest versions of Drupal, Commerce 1.x, and the modules it needs to run. Features an optional set of minimal configuration items and development modules you can use to quickly test new patches.
- Commerce Kickstart 2.x:
Includes everything from Kickstart 1.x with a larger set of options to create a fully-featured demo store complete with an attractive theme, catalog and search configuration, promotions engine, and a custom back office interface. Try the demo!
Every module included in Commerce Kickstart 2.x exists on drupal.org as a standalone project. Developers most commonly use it as a learning tool and then download, install, and configure the source modules themselves into their built-from-scratch Drupal Commerce sites.