Add Laravel Nexus - multi-channel inventory sync driver#643
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A unified, driver-based Laravel package for synchronizing products and inventory across multiple e-commerce channels — Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon SP-API, and Etsy.
Laravel Nexus is not a SaaS platform. It is a drop-in Composer package that lives inside your Laravel application, giving you full code-level control over every sync, every webhook, and every rate limit — for free.
Why Laravel Nexus?
The multi-channel commerce problem is real and expensive. When a product sells on Amazon, your Shopify stock must decrement in seconds — not minutes. Every channel has its own API, its own authentication scheme, its own rate limits, and its own webhook signature format. Solving this from scratch takes months.
Laravel Nexus fills the gap. It provides a production-grade, extensible foundation — a unified driver interface, a fluent API, distributed rate limiting, secure webhook handling, job batching, and a real-time dashboard — all installable in minutes via Composer.