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RaveCMS gets Native Printify and Printful Integration
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RaveCMS gets Native Printify and Printful Integration

E-commerce shouldn't require a fragile stack of 15 JS plugins just to sell a t-shirt.

I spent the last few weeks porting heavy fulfillment logic into open source RaveCMS using native Rust. Today, the RaveCMS Printify & Printful integration is officially live.

The goal? Integrate the two most popular print on demand engines into an open source CMS e-commerce platform that doesn't buckle under concurrent traffic spikes.

If you’re tired of paying massive hosting fees for a sluggish WordPress, WooCommerce or Ghost store, it’s time to upgrade your stack.

Looking for 5 web production agencies or creators to stress-test this with me for the next 90 days on our premium tier. DM me to grab a slot. Let's build fast.

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u/ttomasone — 13 days ago
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The Speed of Rust. The Familiarity of Ghost CMS.

- 10x faster than Ghost 100x faster than Wordpress

- 10x less memory

- Native e-commerce engine compatible with shopify physical products or digital products or events

- Affiliate engine for both subscriptions and products

- More secure

- WASM Plugin architecture

- Available OpenSource MCP Server

- Theme editor

- AI content and images generation

- Form/Quiz Designer

MIT Open Source License.

https://ravecms.com

Here's the docker image: https://hub.docker.com/r/cartanza/ravecms

Here's the public github repo: https://github.com/Cartanza/ravecms-server

All the other repos for themes, mcp servers, and utilities:

From http://github.com/Cartanza

Quick start:

RaveCMS up and running in two minutes with Docker Compose:

  1. Clone the repository and enter the project directory:

git clone https://github.com/Cartanza/ravecms-server.git

cd ravecms-server

  1. Copy the example environment file:

cp .env.example .env

  1. Edit the `.env` file:

At a minimum, you should set a strong `DATABASE_PASSWORD` and update `GHOST_URL` if needed to match your site's address.

  1. Start the services:

docker compose up -d

  1. Visit the frontend:

http://localhost:3000

  1. Set up your admin account:

http://localhost:3000/ghost

You'll be prompted to create your first admin user on the initial visit.

u/ttomasone — 2 months ago