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forged-american: headless commerce on Netlify and Stripe

A Next.js 14 storefront with product catalog, admin tools, checkout, order lookup, reviews, and Netlify DB.

This entry is part of The Signal's public repository atlas: a plain-English pass over each public repository in ksksrbiz-arch, focused on what the project does and where it fits in the broader 1Commerce system map.

What it is

A Next.js 14 storefront with product catalog, admin tools, checkout, order lookup, reviews, and Netlify DB.

What it does

  • The stack avoids Shopify and Supabase in favor of Netlify hosting, Netlify DB, and Stripe Checkout.
  • Admin auth, product editing, inventory, variants, reviews, and webhook-driven orders are already mapped.
  • It shows a repeatable single-vendor commerce pattern for brand-specific stores.

Signal read

forged-american is a TypeScript repository best read as commerce · storefront. The useful question is not whether it is finished; it is what operational slot it occupies. In that sense, it adds another coordinate to the portfolio: storefront, backend, AI interface, automation pipeline, editorial surface, or reserved project identity.

Public repository: github.com/ksksrbiz-arch/forged-american

"The stack avoids Shopify and Supabase in favor of Netlify hosting, Netlify DB, and Stripe Checkout."— The Signal repository atlas