product-modeling
Saleor Domain Modeling
Overview
This skill helps you design your product catalog structure in Saleor -- choosing the right product types, attributes, variants, categories, and collections. The key decisions are what makes a product vs. a variant, and which attribute type to use for each field.
When to Use
- "How do I model my products?"
- "What attributes should I use?"
- "Product vs variant attributes?"
- "When to use DROPDOWN vs MULTISELECT?"
- "How to structure my product types?"
- "Categories vs Collections?"
- "When to use Models (Pages) vs Attributes?"
- When NOT looking for YAML syntax -- use
configurator-schemainstead - When NOT looking for CLI commands -- use
configurator-cliinstead
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