
Mykhailo Davydov
Jul 31, 2024
Why PSP Plugins Should Be Built as a “Factory Line,” Not One-Off Projects
A unified “plugin factory” that standardizes and automates PSP eCommerce plugins. With templates, CI/CD on GitHub Actions, contract tests, and live pipeline monitoring, teams onboard merchants faster, ship safer releases, and cut maintenance.
The problem
Every new merchant becomes a mini-project: its own repo, custom settings, manual releases, and accumulating tech debt. That burns budget and slows scaling.
LeaSoft’s approach: orchestration, not chaos
- Unified plugin templates for Shopify/Woo/Magento + config-driven customization (no code forks). 
- CI/CD on GitHub Actions: lint → tests → build → deploy with approvals and auto-rollback. 
- Provider contract tests: stable webhooks, idempotency, no “silent” failures. 
- Pipeline monitoring: build/deploy status and release quality in one dashboard. 
What this gives the business
- Faster merchant onboarding without constant forking. 
- Less manual support → more focus on product. 
- Predictable releases, clear SLA/SLOs, fewer incidents. 
Minimum “factory” skeleton
- Monorepo or managed multi-repo. 
- A base plugin template + per-platform config files. 
- GitHub Environments + OIDC (no secrets in repos). 
- Staging smoke tests; blue/green or canary to prod. 
Takeaway
Orchestration turns plugins from manual toil into a managed pipeline. Result: lower maintenance, shorter release cycles, and stable integrations.
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