📄️ Add custom endpoints to your server
The main entry points of a Front-Commerce application are frontend URLs displaying your actual website and the GraphQL schema. But in some specific cases, you may want to extend your Node.js server with additional endpoints.
📄️ Customize response HTTP headers
Front-Commerce leverages helmet to send security-related HTTP headers. This guide explains how to customize those HTTP headers.
📄️ Configurations
Configuration is a part of software development that can quickly become messy. Validation, detection, performance… there is a lot to take care of. In this guide, we will see how Front-Commerce configuration works and how to create new configurations or override existing ones.
📄️ File uploads
This page explains how file uploads can be implemented in a Front-Commerce project.