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Drupal module namespacing (#93)

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https://docs.acquia.com/commerce/install/modules
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### Users
In Acquia Commerce Manager, there are two types of user accounts. Regular
drupal users and external users that log in against an ecommerce backend.
By default it will be drupal users, but you can enable external users by going
to /admin/commerce/config/commerce-users and enabling "Use E-Comm Sessions".
After that setting is enabled, it will bring up three additional fields to
configure where your login form, registration form, and logout page are
located.
The login form will sign a user in using the ecommerce backend to authenticate
the username and password, and if authenticated, return an access token that
will be sent along with all user requests.
The registration form will create the account in the ecommerce backend and
immediately log the user in.
The logout page handles forgetting the users access token.
## Contributing
Issues and contributions are welcomed on our [GitHub](
https://github.com/acquia/commerce-manager
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name: Acquia Commerce Manager
type: module
description: This module lays the foundation to use the Acquia Commerce Connector Service.
core: 8.x
package: Commerce
hidden: true
{
"name": "acquia/commerce-manager",
"name": "drupal/acquia_commercemanager",
"description": "This project provides the ability to use the Acquia Commerce Connector.",
"type": "drupal-module",
"license": "GPL-2.0+",
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# ACM Drupal Modules
## Show available routes
```
./bin/show-routes.sh
```
## Users
In ACM, there are two types of user accounts. Regular drupal users and
external users that log in against an ecommerce backend. By default it will be
drupal users, but you can enable external users by going to
/admin/commerce/config/commerce-users and enabling "Use E-Comm Sessions".
After that setting is enabled, it will bring up three additional fields to
configure where your login form, registration form, and logout page are located.
The login form will sign a user in using the ecommerce backend to authenticate
the username and password, and if authenticated, return an access token that
will be sent along with all user requests.
The registration form will create the account in the ecommerce backend and
immediately log the user in.
The logout page handles forgetting the users access token.
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