integration-builder

The integration-builder scaffolds the npm workspace package and wires adapter skeletons, credentials handling, and health checks following marketplace conventions. It triggers automatically on common integration events like build integration or add provider to generate the complete provider package.

Yes, webhook processing and front-end widget injection are included when creating a new marketplace integration. The scaffolding implements webhook handling, generates i18n resources and tests, and injects front-end widgets aligned with marketplace patterns for the new external provider.

The marketplace scaffolding supports creating new external integrations for payments, shipping, data sync, channels, storage, and webhooks. It sets up the necessary adapters, credentials, widgets, and tests for each integration type following established marketplace patterns.

Setting up adapter skeletons and health-check wiring for a new integration connector is handled automatically during package scaffolding. The process implements the adapter structure, configures credentials handling, and applies health-check wiring alongside generated i18n resources and tests.

Yes, the scaffolding handles i18n resources and tests for integration provider packages. It generates internationalization resources and test files aligned with marketplace conventions, ensuring the new external integration is fully wired for localization and validation.

Npm workspace setup is needed for building external integrations because it structures the provider package within the marketplace ecosystem. This scaffolding approach ensures adapters, credentials, widgets, and tests follow the correct workspace patterns for seamless integration registration and operation.