Audience

  • Developers who want to understand how the source code is organized into key folders such as actions and scripts.
  • Learn about the actions folder contains subfolders like ingestion and webhook that contain essential code for handling events and tracking deployments.
  • Developers who want to learn about the actions folder that includes folders for entities like customer, order, product, and stock.

Video Content

  • Understand that the four main folders: actions, scripts, test, and utils, with a focus on the actions and scripts folders during the session. ​
  • Learn about the actions folder and how it contains crucial subfolders like ingestion and webhook.
  • Explore the actions folder and why there are specific folders for entities like customer, order, product, and stock, each containing runtime actions structured into commerce and external folders to manage events from Commerce and third-party systems effectively. ​
  • Learn the importance of not altering the code in the starter-kit-info folder, which contains a runtime action used by Adobe to track project deployments based on the starter kit. ​
  • Understand the scripts folder that contains automation scripts like commerce-event-subscribe and onboarding, which automate event configuration, provider setup, and the configuration of the Adobe I/O Events module in Commerce. ​
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