Reaction is a modern reactive, real-time event driven ecommerce platform.
Reaction is built with JavaScript (ES6), Meteor, Node.js and works nicely with Docker.
- 0.10.1 Master
- 0.11.0 Development (0.10.0 stability iteration)
- 0.12.0 New feature releases
Currently good for contributing/observing progress, testing. It goes without saying that we're constantly refactoring, even things that are functionally done. We'd encourage due diligence in production usage, be very comfortable with the code, and risk tolerant. There are still many parts in development!
Node.js and NPM are required. Install from http://nodejs.org/
To install Meteor + Reaction, and start the latest release:
curl https://install.meteor.com | /bin/sh
git clone https://github.com/reactioncommerce/reaction.git
cd reaction && git checkout master # default branch is development
./reactionAdditional installation options are in the developer documentation.
Note: When using a standalone MongoDB server, make sure you are using version 2.6 or later.
Note: for windows installation you also need:
- OpenSSL x86 (windows installer)
- Visual Studio 2008 redistributables
- Git + msysGit (git-for-windows/git)
- ImageMagick
If you want to use shell scripts under Windows:
- Create file named
meteorinside%localappdata%\.meteorwith following contents: - !/bin/sh
- cmd //c "$0.bat" "$@"
- Run shell scripts from
Git Bash. For example: - cd reaction/
- bin/clone-packages.sh
- bin/reset
Atmosphere Meteor Packages for Reaction
Docker images are available on the Docker Hub.
As with all development, some items are ahead of schedule, and some are not. Here's how to get the details:
For a high level review our roadmap, take a look at the vision page Reaction Vision
For grouping of development channels by feature see project milestones: https://github.com/reactioncommerce/reaction/milestones
And finally for the kanban-esque, hardcore real time progress view, take a look our waffle board
Hey! Where's all the code!?
Most of it is in now in the local reaction/packages.
Additional packages are also on Atmosphere and GitHub.
We welcome pull requests to the latest development version branch.
GitHub Issues on the Reaction project are the best way to let us know about a feature request, or to report an issue.
Join us on our Gitter chat room to discuss, communicate, and share community support.