Use of APIs about evershop

[treoden]

So you are looking for an API which help you create a new shopping cart and return the ID of the cart, from here you can add item and finish the checkout based on the cart ID right?

[treoden]

Hi @leandrosantoss ,

I will implement it, it will be included in the next release. I will let you know the timeline soon. Ideally in this month

Thanks

[leandrosantoss]

Hi, @treoden

Prioritized for this month?

Thanks

[treoden]

Yes I am working on it @leandrosantoss

[treoden]

Hi @leandrosantoss ,

Yes the PR includes the create cart API.
Please wait, I am doing some more test and release a package to the npm.
I will keep you posted here.
Thanks

[leandrosantoss]

Resolved! I validated the POST/carts API and it worked perfectly.
Thank you for your help.

[treoden]

Hi @leandrosantoss ,

EverShop uses Graphql for query data. So instead of looking for REST API, you can check the Graphql query

Thanks

[leandrosantoss]

Yes, I managed it via GraphQL. I'm going to integrate ecommerce with a chatbot and I'm having trouble understanding:

1. Retrieve (Category, Product, etc) via GraphQL (Ok)
2. Add item to cart needs to have a sessionID to call the http://localhost:3000/api/cart/mine/items service, but how do I get this sessionID?

In the chatbot, the customer will list categories, then list products in the category, add to cart, generate order and finalize.

My code is in nodejs and I will need to make calls to Evershop.

Can you help me?

[leandrosantoss]

Here, is basic flow

[leandrosantoss]

Yes, perfect!

Do you help me?

Thanks!

[leandrosantoss]

There could be a feature that just creates a cart:

POST /carts
Request:

{
"full_name": {{customer_name}}
"email": {{customer_email}}
}

Response:

{
"cardId": {{cardId}}
}

If there is an active cart (by email) return the existing one, so you can continue your purchase.

What do you think?

[treoden]

Hi @leandrosantoss ,

Yes it is a good Idea. How about we ask for at lease 1 first item to create a cart?

Something like

POST /carts
Request:

   {
      "full_name": {{customer_name}},
      "email": {{customer_email}},
      "items": [
        {
          "sku": "justasku",
          "qty": 1
        }
      ]
    }

[leandrosantoss]

Yes, perfect!

Do you implement? Or do I implement it?

[leandrosantoss]

Ok, thanks @treoden !

I await the schedule to continue my development

If you need help I can help you.

Thanks!

[leandrosantoss]

Thank you very much

[leandrosantoss]

Hi @treoden,

PR 512 contains this implementation, correct?

What version of evershop should I put in package.json to pull this FEATURE?

Thanks

[leandrosantoss]

Hi @treoden , I installed the new version 1.1.0.

I run the build:
> evershop build ✔ Client ✔ Server Compiled successfully in 1.93m

I run start:
`> [email protected] start

evershop start production`

But no message "Started sucessful in localhost:3000"

If execute https://localhost:3000 in browser, display this error:

In terminal this error:
❌ error: Enum "FilterOperation" cannot represent non-enum value: "=". GraphQLError: Enum "FilterOperation" cannot represent non-enum value: "=". at GraphQLEnumType.parseLiteral (C:\Users\lpdsa\Documents\Projetos\SquidTech\Git\ecommerce\node_modules\graphql\type\definition.js:1140:13) at isValidValueNode (C:\Users\lpdsa\Documents\Projetos\SquidTech\Git\ecommerce\node_modules\graphql\validation\rules\ValuesOfCorrectTypeRule.js:154:30) at Object.StringValue (C:\Users\lpdsa\Documents\Projetos\SquidTech\Git\ecommerce\node_modules\graphql\validation\rules\ValuesOfCorrectTypeRule.js:118:28) at Object.enter (C:\Users\lpdsa\Documents\Projetos\SquidTech\Git\ecommerce\node_modules\graphql\language\visitor.js:301:32) at Object.enter (C:\Users\lpdsa\Documents\Projetos\SquidTech\Git\ecommerce\node_modules\graphql\utilities\TypeInfo.js:391:27) at visit (C:\Users\lpdsa\Documents\Projetos\SquidTech\Git\ecommerce\node_modules\graphql\language\visitor.js:197:21) at validate (C:\Users\lpdsa\Documents\Projetos\SquidTech\Git\ecommerce\node_modules\graphql\validation\validate.js:91:24) at graphql (C:\Users\lpdsa\Documents\Projetos\SquidTech\Git\ecommerce\node_modules\@evershop\evershop\src\modules\graphql\pages\global\[buildQuery]graphql[notification].js:32:34) at asyncMiddlewareWrapper (C:\Users\lpdsa\Documents\Projetos\SquidTech\Git\ecommerce\node_modules\@evershop\evershop\src\lib\middleware\async.js:24:18) at C:\Users\lpdsa\Documents\Projetos\SquidTech\Git\ecommerce\node_modules\@evershop\evershop\src\lib\middleware\buildMiddlewareFunction.js:56:11

Help me understand if something is wrong?

[treoden]

Hi @leandrosantoss

This new release comes with a changes to the FillterOperation input GraphQL query.
If you are working on a customization using GraphQL collection filtering, you will have to pass the operation argument to the query variable.

Before

{key: 'type', value: 'select'}

After

{ key: 'type', operation: 'eq', value: 'select' }

The operation value should be one of the following: eq, neq, gt, gteq, lt, lteq, like, nlike, in, nin

Thank you

[treoden]

Hi @leandrosantoss ,

Let me know if you solved the issue. You can refer to my commit here for example: evershopcommerce/evetheme@3de75b1

Thanks