commerce-engine-setup

Set up the iCommerce engine locally by installing the CLI tooling, choosing a SQLite DB path, running database initialization, and seeding demo data. This bootstraps your environment quickly for development or testing readiness.

Yes, you can seed demo data into the iCommerce engine during the local setup process. The CLI configuration and database initialization steps automatically populate your chosen SQLite path with demo data for testing.

The iCommerce local setup supports optional sync integration to enable sequencer or autonomous engine workflows. This allows you to bootstrap integrated environments beyond the standard demo data seeding and database initialization.

Verify your iCommerce engine local setup by running health checks with stateset-doctor. This tool validates environment readiness after CLI installation, database initialization, and demo data seeding are complete.

You need to choose a local SQLite database path to run the iCommerce engine. The setup process uses this path for database initialization, demo data seeding, and optional sync configuration during environment bootstrapping.

The best way to bootstrap an iCommerce development environment is using the local setup skill, which handles CLI installation, SQLite DB initialization, demo data seeding, and optional sync integration in a streamlined process.