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@builder.io/commerce-plugin-tools
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Easily connect your custom ecommerce backend data to your Builder.io content!
Easily connect your custom ecommerce backend data to your Builder.io content!
This package main expor is registerCommercePlugin
, which will allow you to define what your ecommerce backend needs ( apiToken, password), prompt Builder.io users for it and register multiple field types per resource that allow for easy embedding and custom targeting for each resource ( products, collections, personas ...etc) in your ecommerce store.
for real world example check the @builder.io/ecom-swell-is folder.
import { registerCommercePlugin } from '@builder.io/commerce-plugin-tools';
registerCommercePlugin(
{
name: 'Swell',
id: '@builder.io/ecome-swell-is',
settings: [
// list of information needed to connect store, optional
{
name: 'storeId',
type: 'string',
required: true,
helperText:
'Get your Store ID from swell store settings https://swell.store/docs/api/?javascript#authentication',
},
{
name: 'secretKey',
type: 'string',
required: true,
helperText:
'Get your Secret key from swell store settings https://swell.store/docs/api/?javascript#authentication',
},
],
ctaText: `Connect your swell.is store`,
},
/**
* settings here will be an observable map of the settings you configured above in settings,
* ( in this example settings.get('storeId') will give us the storeId entered by user)
*/
settings => {
// setup basic cache for a better user experience
const basicCache = new Map();
const baseUrl = (url: string) =>
'https://builder.io/api/v1/proxy-api?url=' +
encodeURIComponent('https://api.swell.store/' + url);
const headers = {
Authorization: `Basic ${btoa(`${settings.get('storeId')}:${settings.get('secretKey')}`)}`,
Accept: 'application/json',
'Content-Type': 'application/json',
};
// always transform product to match Resource interface, ts will notify you if not
const transformProduct = (product: any) => ({
id: product.id,
title: product.name,
handle: product.slug,
...(product.images && {
image: {
src: product.images[0]?.file.url,
},
}),
});
return {
product: {
async findById(id: string) {
const key = `${id}productById`;
const product =
basicCache.get(key) ||
(await fetch(baseUrl(`products/${id}`), { headers })
.then(res => res.json())
.then(transformProduct));
basicCache.set(key, product);
return product;
},
async findByHandle(handle: string) {
const key = `${handle}productByHandle`;
const response =
basicCache.get(key) ||
(await fetch(baseUrl(`products?where[active]=true&where[slug]=${handle}`), {
headers,
}).then(res => res.json()));
basicCache.set(key, response);
const product = response.results.map(transformProduct)[0];
return product;
},
async search(search: string) {
const response = await fetch(baseUrl(`products?where[active]=true&search=${search}`), {
headers,
}).then(res => res.json());
return response.results.map(transformProduct);
},
getRequestObject(id: string) {
return {
'@type': '@builder.io/core:Request',
request: {
url: baseUrl(`products/${id}`),
},
options: {
product: id,
},
};
},
},
};
}
);
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Easily connect your custom ecommerce backend data to your Builder.io content!
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