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rapidez/account
Customer account functionality for Rapidez storefronts, adding login, registration, password reset, profile editing, order history, and address management pages. It wires Magento customer data into Vue components so you get a complete, ready-to-style account area out of the box.
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Frequently asked questions about Account
- What does rapidez/account add to a Rapidez storefront?
- It adds the customer account area: login, registration, password reset, profile editing, order history, and address management pages. It connects Magento customer data to Vue components so the account pages are ready to style and extend. It is built for Rapidez storefronts rather than standalone Laravel applications.
- How do I install rapidez/account in a Laravel Rapidez project?
- Install it with Composer in your Rapidez storefront and wire the package into your frontend following Rapidez's package conventions. Because the README excerpt is not included here, confirm the exact composer require command, any publish steps, and required configuration in the package README. Also check that your Rapidez and Laravel versions match the package's composer.json constraints.
- Which Laravel versions does rapidez/account support?
- The package is built for Laravel-based Rapidez storefronts, so its Laravel support follows the Rapidez version you run. The provided context does not list exact Laravel version constraints, so check composer.json and the release notes before upgrading. Test the account routes and Vue components after any Laravel or Rapidez major upgrade.
- Does rapidez/account handle Magento customer authentication?
- Yes, it provides login and registration flows that use Magento customer data, plus password reset for account recovery. Authentication is wired into Vue components so the storefront can submit credentials and render account state. You should still configure your Magento token or session settings and HTTPS correctly for production.
- Can I customize the login and account Vue components?
- Yes, the package ships Vue components for login, registration, password reset, profile, orders, and addresses that you can style and override in your Rapidez frontend. The goal is a ready-to-style account area, so expect to adapt templates to your design system. Keep overrides organized so package updates are easier to merge.
- Does rapidez/account support password reset emails?
- It includes password reset pages and wiring so customers can request and complete a reset through the storefront. The actual email delivery is handled by Magento's customer configuration, so verify your Magento email templates and sender settings. Test the full reset link flow in staging before launch.
- How does order history work with rapidez/account?
- The package adds order history pages that retrieve customer order data from Magento and render it in Vue components. Customers can view their past orders from the account area without leaving the storefront. Make sure the Magento customer token has the needed permissions and that order data is available for the logged-in customer.
- Can customers manage multiple addresses with rapidez/account?
- Yes, address management is one of the included account features, so customers can view and edit their address book from the storefront. The components connect to Magento customer address data. You should test default billing and shipping address behavior against your Magento setup.
- Is rapidez/account suitable for production use?
- It is intended for real Rapidez storefronts and covers common account flows, but production readiness depends on your configuration, testing, and Magento integration. Review authentication, password reset, address validation, and order history with realistic customer data. Also check package maintenance activity and pin a version you have tested.
- What should I check before upgrading rapidez/account?
- Check the package release notes and composer.json constraints against your Laravel and Rapidez versions. Re-test login, registration, password reset, profile editing, order history, and address management after the upgrade. If you have overridden Vue components, compare them with the new package templates.
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