Headless and composable
Pertento for Medusa
A Node commerce backend with the storefront left to you, so the install is whatever that storefront already does with a script tag.
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Medusa leaves the storefront to you, which makes Pertento’s install a question about your front end rather than about Medusa. The tag goes in that application’s head. On the backend, Medusa is Node, so the SDK runs in the same process as your own commerce logic and can settle a test before the response is assembled. Both sides share assignment, which is what stops a server-side test and a client-side one disagreeing about which variant a visitor is in.
How it connects
- Install the tag in whichever storefront framework you chose.
- Call the SDK from your Medusa services for backend experiments.
- Keep one visitor identifier across both.
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