# Summary

Commerce Kickstart is the quickest way to get up and running with Drupal Commerce. It includes the latest versions of Drupal core, Drupal Commerce, and the other modules it depends on. It also gives you a set of options to create a fully-featured demo store out of the box complete with an attractive theme, catalog and search configuration, and a custom back office interface.

# Project URL

https://www.drupal.org/project/commerce_kickstart

# Where is the code?

Unknown

# Estimated completion date

Unknown

# Dependencies

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# Who's doing the port?

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# What help do they need?

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# D8 roadmap

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# Background and reference information

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Comments

legaudinier created an issue.

bojanz’s picture

We currently have no porting plans for Kickstart. It is a distribution that depends on many modules, and we are focusing on those.

I'm happy to say that Commerce 2.x will be more usable out of the box, not requiring the many Kickstart customizations for a favorable first impression.
That leaves us with the opportunity to actually separate different Commerce spins (shipping, digital, events) from demos.

Should mention that a big blocker is the fact that distributions on d.o don't support Composer yet, so you can't actually include Commerce in a distribution at this point.

So it's fair to say: let's talk again in 6 months.

mglaman’s picture

6 month follow up: still no composer, no way to build distro with third party dependencies.

If this were to happen, users of the distribution must outline features they use and would be driving force to make a D8 version. Many of the desirables provided by CK2 for Commerce are now in 2.x.

Penguin101’s picture

Any new update? Thanks.

bojanz’s picture

Drupal.org still doesn't support Composer distributions.

Most Kickstart v2 features are now in Commerce 2.x.
So recreating Kickstart v2 is basically Commerce 2.x + Shipping 8.x-2.x + commerce_demo + a nice Bootstrap-based theme (which we don't have yet).

PepeMty’s picture

Any news in this issue...?

Thanks for such a great distro.

Warm regards from sunny México.

Chithra K’s picture

https://install.commercekickstart.com/ This is not from Commerce Guys?

joebachana’s picture

dead link @chithra_zyxware

bojanz’s picture

Do note that Commerce for D8 now has a demo theme and a demo store:
https://www.drupal.org/project/belgrade
https://www.drupal.org/project/commerce_demo

You can install the full demo via Composer using the instructions at https://github.com/drupalcommerce/demo-project
We still can't put this on Drupal.org because of missing Composer support.

Delk Lucas’s picture

OK, um, Why don't you guys just use LUDWIG? Why wait for composer?
I have a site that has shared hosting and Ludwig allows me to install
all the modules and components on remote server....
So at least some folks can utilize the package.

Delk Lucas’s picture

Looking for Kickstarter2 for Drupal 8. Couldn't I just use ludwig to install needed modules, I am working on a remote server.
Can I get the Tar somewhere?

mmjvb’s picture

@Delk Lucas Please use the issue queue of the particular project itself for such requests. This issue is about the port to d8.

OCTOGONE.dev’s picture

Any update about the porting to Drupal 8?

mmjvb’s picture

@OCTOGONE.dev Please refrain from asking these questions here. Use the issue queue of the project itself to find this information. You are welcome to bring the answer here.

edurenye’s picture

Seems like the project issue was closed as outdated https://www.drupal.org/project/commerce_kickstart/issues/2730929.

Does this mean there are no plans to update this distribution to Drupal 8?

bojanz’s picture

No plans whatsoever. Drupal.org still doesn't support Composer-based distributions, 5 years after my initial comment here.

As far as I'm concerned, the idea of a distribution is dead, the community allowed the concept to die, and nobody seems to be complaining. Composer templates (such as our demo-project) are a fine enough replacement. Compared to the old Kickstart, it's only missing admin UI improvements, which should happen in Commerce itself anyway. The actual demo store is much better built and easier to customize in demo-project than in Kickstart v2.