Ecommerce Template
Modern ecommerce template built with Next.js 16, React 19, Drizzle, Better Auth, Supabase, and Stripe.
Photograph the pallu, the body and the border. Tantu renders a model wearing that exact garment — without inventing the motif.
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The try-on and catalogue engine VVIS sells. Turns real garment photographs into
model-worn imagery, and — later — lets a shopper see a garment on themselves.
This repo must never import from slk-core. It reaches SLK's Inventory API
through a scoped key exactly like any other tenant would. The day it has an SLK
import, it stops being a product and becomes a feature of someone else's system.
packages/engine is deliberately framework-free so the same engine can later run
behind a long-lived worker (Railway / Fly) without being rewritten.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
The try-on and catalogue engine VVIS sells. Turns real garment photographs into
model-worn imagery, and — later — lets a shopper see a garment on themselves.
This repo must never import from slk-core. It reaches SLK's Inventory API
through a scoped key exactly like any other tenant would. The day it has an SLK
import, it stops being a product and becomes a feature of someone else's system.
packages/engine is deliberately framework-free so the same engine can later run
behind a long-lived worker (Railway / Fly) without being rewritten.Read the full README ↗