A Magento 2 extension that replaces Luma's js stack with its own implementation.
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These modules follow semantic versioning across their audited release history — version bumps honestly reflect the code changes.
Integrates Lucide Icons into Hyva themes. Allows usage of SVG icons in CMS content, pages, blocks and widgets.
Enables cookie sharing between Magento and external punchout catalogs. Facilitates seamless user authentication and data transfer for integrated procurement processes.
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Connects Magento's full page cache to the Webscale Control Plane, ensuring the store's cache stays synchronized at the edge. Relays Magento's cache invalidations to the Webscale platform.
Adds HTTP Link headers for resource preloading, improving page load times with HTTP/2. Allows browsers to discover and prioritize key resources.
Looking for contributors - Help fix build issues
This module allows you to use the same mechanism that is used for caching regular GraphQL resolvers, for introspection queries. This helps minimize the number of times Magento is bootstrapped.
Implements lazy loading of images, loading them only when visible to the user. Reduces page size and the number of HTTP requests.
Integrates the Swiper touch slider as a Magento 2 JS Widget. Allows creation of mobile-friendly, hardware-accelerated image and content sliders.
Implements Google's Speculation Rules API for Magento 2, enabling speculative loading strategies to improve page load performance. Uses JSON configuration for prefetching and prerendering URLs.
Adds width/height attributes to Page Builder images and aria-label to links. Improves Google Web Vitals scores related to image dimensions and link accessibility.
Enables uploading of SVG and WebP images in Magento 2, including Page Builder, WYSIWYG editor, and product gallery. Supports theme logo/favicon, attribute swatches, and category images.
Retrieves product images from a production server for use in development environments. Simplifies development by using live images without directly accessing the production database.