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Medusa Hub extends Medusa.js with community solutions: plugins, starters, and practical guides. It brings together installation instructions, configuration examples, and implementation guides in one searchable place.

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Modules, plugins, and practical guides for extending Medusa.js (v2).

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Why Medusa Hub exists

Medusa Hub exists to:

  • explain how to install, configure, and operate community extensions,
  • keep configuration examples and gotchas in one searchable place,
  • provide pragmatic, implementation-focused guides.

Who it’s for

  • Developers building on Medusa.js and related tooling
  • Integrators / agencies implementing client projects
  • Contributors who maintain or extend community packages

Who maintains it

Medusa Hub is maintained by the community. Source of truth lives in GitHub:

Repositorygithub.com/codee-sh/medusa-hub 
IssuesReport bugs or suggest improvements via GitHub Issues 
ContributingOpen a pull request to add or update content. See the section below.

How to contribute

You can add your own plugin, starter, or guide by opening a pull request to the medusa-hub  repository.

Add a plugin

  1. Use the plugin template to create your documentation.
  2. Add a new folder under content/medusajs/plugins/ (e.g. your-plugin-name/get-started/index.mdx).
  3. Add your plugin to the Available plugins table.
  4. Open a pull request with your changes.

See Plugins: Get started for requirements and the full checklist.

Add a starter

  1. Use the starter template to create your documentation.
  2. Add a new folder under content/medusajs/starters/ (e.g. your-starter-name/get-started/index.mdx).
  3. Add your starter to the Available starters table.
  4. Open a pull request with your changes.

See Starters: Get started for requirements and the full checklist.

Add a guide

Guides live within plugin sections. To add a guide:

  1. Create a new .mdx file in the plugin’s guides/ folder (e.g. content/medusajs/plugins/automations/guides/your-guide-name.mdx).
  2. Add the guide to the plugin’s _meta.json or _meta.js if needed for the sidebar.
  3. Open a pull request with your changes.

How it will evolve

  • We keep docs aligned with the latest stable releases; pages include compatibility notes when relevant.
  • Missing, outdated, or unclear docs are treated as a bug: report it as an issue or propose a fix via PR.
  • Coverage will expand as we release more modules/plugins.
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