Your frontend.
Your possibilities.
Connect the platform to the application you want to build. Start with a clear API boundary, then choose the packages and extension points that fit.
npm add @ominity/api-typescriptcomposer require ominity/ominity-api-phpnpm add @ominity/nextcomposer require ominity/laravel-ominityA practical way
into the platform.
Quickstart
Start with an instance, server-side credentials, and a simple content request. Expand the integration once that first connection is clear.
Read the guideAPI
Connect your frontend to pages, products, carts, and supported business operations on your Ominity instance.
Read the guideIntegration SDKs
Official TypeScript and PHP SDKs, with packages for Next.js and Laravel. Choose the integration that fits the codebase you already have.
Read the guideStarter templates
The Next.js storefront starter connects React and TypeScript to Ominity commerce. Use the source as a foundation for your own webshop.
Read the guideMCP server
Connect compatible tools to supported Ominity capabilities through Model Context Protocol. Keep structure, content, and frontend work understandable as you build.
Read the guideCustom extensions
Add project-specific capabilities and integrations around Ominity’s content and commerce foundation.
Read the guideAuthentication & access
Choose the authentication approach for the request, then apply permissions and customer context to the operation.
Read the guideCustomer context
Make the selected customer explicit when your application supports people who belong to more than one business.
Read the guideBuild a small slice.
See the whole connection.
Start with a small project. Connect the capabilities around what your business needs.