Engineering
23 Feb 2022

Spree + Vue Storefront Integration: 1.3.0 Released

Spree + Vue Storefront Integration: 1.3.0 Released

author imageRafał Cymerys

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We're happy to announce that we've just released a new version of our Spree + Vue Storefront integration. This is a major update that brings native support for multiple currencies.


The changes include:

  • Adding support for multiple currencies that's available in Spree 4.2+ (either via spree_multi_currency gem or native support in Spree 4.4+). Currencies can be changed independently of locale.
  • Adding checkout middleware that prevents user from accessing checkout steps that aren't available for current cart state.


Upcoming features roadmap

  • updated Spree SDK, that reflects the latest changes in endpoints of Spree 4.4
  • support for wishlists (both spree_wishlist gem and native wishlists in Spree 4.4)

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