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@moonbase.sh/storefront-api

v1.0.6

Published

Package to let you build storefronts with Moonbase.sh as payment and delivery provider

Readme

@moonbase.sh/storefront-api

Browser-first Moonbase SDK for storefront and customer flows: storefront data, identity, carts/orders, vouchers, inventory, and activation requests. Learn more about our storefront API in our official docs: https://moonbase.sh/docs/storefronts/api/

Install

pnpm add @moonbase.sh/storefront-api

Create a client

import { MoonbaseClient } from '@moonbase.sh/storefront-api'

const client = new MoonbaseClient({
  endpoint: 'https://demo.moonbase.sh',
  persistUtm: true,
})

Configuration notes:

  • endpoint: your Moonbase storefront URL.
  • includeManifests: include downloadable file manifests when available.
  • persistUtm: store detected UTM values in localStorage instead of sessionStorage.

Common usage

Load storefront and create an order

const storefront = await client.storefront.get()

const order = await client.orders.pushContent(
  {
    id: crypto.randomUUID(),
    currency: storefront.suggestedCurrency,
    items: [
      {
        type: 'Product',
        productId: storefront.products[0].id,
        variationId: storefront.products[0].defaultVariation?.id ?? '',
        quantity: 1,
      },
    ],
  },
  {
    returnUrl: `${window.location.origin}/checkout-complete`,
  },
)

if (order.checkoutUrl)
  window.location.href = order.checkoutUrl

Sign in a customer

await client.identity.signIn('[email protected]', 'password')

const user = await client.identity.get()
console.log(user.email)

Redeem a voucher

const preview = await client.vouchers.peek('MY-CODE')
console.log(preview)

await client.identity.signIn('[email protected]', 'password')
const redeemed = await client.vouchers.redeem('MY-CODE')
console.log(redeemed)

Inventory flow

Most inventory endpoints require an authenticated user:

const products = await client.inventory.products.getOwned()
const licenses = await client.inventory.licenses.get()

Pagination on inventory endpoints is done by passing the next URL back into the same method:

let page = await client.inventory.products.getOwned()

while (page.hasMore && page.next) {
  page = await client.inventory.products.getOwned(page.next)
}

Endpoint groups

client.storefront, client.identity, client.orders, client.vouchers, client.inventory, client.activationRequests, client.vendor.

Token storage and logging

By default, credentials are stored in localStorage (or in-memory if localStorage is unavailable).

You can inject your own storage/logger implementations:

import { ConsoleLogger, InMemoryStore, LogLevel, MoonbaseClient } from '@moonbase.sh/storefront-api'

const client = new MoonbaseClient({
  endpoint: 'https://demo.moonbase.sh',
  store: new InMemoryStore(),
  logger: new ConsoleLogger(LogLevel.Debug),
})