ecom-addons
An addon and theme store for PrestaShop, WooCommerce and Drupal Commerce: performance, conversion and EU compliance, with a one-off payment, every version included and demos on real stores.
- Type
- Ecommerce addon and theme store
- Platforms
- PrestaShop, WooCommerce and Drupal Commerce
- Catalogue
- 65 addons from €29 to €99, one-off payment
- Backend
- Hono + zod on Lambda, DynamoDB and Cognito
- Languages
- English, Spanish and French
Why I built it
I’ve worked in ecommerce for more than 9 years and I’ve always missed simple, well-built, fairly priced modules: the ones available were expensive, slow or abandoned. With AI, building them costs far less, and my experience decides what to build and how to build it well. ecom-addons is that combination.
Design decisions
One distribution, three apps
A single CloudFront distribution serves the static Astro site (/*), the React customer area (/account/*) and the Lambda API (/api/*). One domain, no CORS and no servers to maintain.
The repo is the catalogue
Each addon is an addon.yml with price, version, compatibility and texts in three languages. The deploy copies it to DynamoDB and the API charges the price stored there, so the site and checkout never disagree.
One core, three platforms
Each addon’s logic lives in a shared PHP library and each platform only adds its integration layer. A fix reaches PrestaShop, WooCommerce and Drupal at once.
Pay once, forever
No subscriptions: the licence includes every future version and 6 months of support. The Stripe webhook is idempotent, so a repeated event never duplicates orders or licences.
- Astro
- React
- Hono
- AWS Lambda
- DynamoDB
- Cognito
- Stripe
- PHP
- PrestaShop
- WooCommerce
- Drupal
Architecture
Go deeper
- Designing a payment system that never charges twice
Idempotency, states and reconciliation: the diagram of a checkout flow with several providers.
- Anatomy of this site: Astro, S3 and CloudFront for next to nothing
The full diagram of a static site on AWS: what each piece does, what was ruled out and what it costs.
- Anatomy of a serverless SaaS on AWS
The architecture of Build the Drop: bulk syncing between marketplaces with functions, queues and a small budget.