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@selorax/platform

v0.1.12

Published

SeloraX platform client islands (cart, variant selector, checkout, …).

Readme

@selorax/platform

The platform-provided client islands (interactive React components) for SeloraX Pages storefronts.

npm i @selorax/platform

0.1.0 · pre-1.0.

What it is

SeloraX Pages renders mostly static, server-rendered HTML/TSX. Where a storefront needs real interactivity — quantity steppers, variant selection, add-to-cart, the cart view, checkout — it uses these 'use client' island components. Tenant pages import them by name; the runtime resolves @selorax/platform and Next hydrates them in the browser.

The components are intentionally platform-provided (not tenant-authored): they integrate with the cart SDK and the same-origin commerce proxies, so they behave consistently across every store.

Components

| Component | What it does | |---|---| | QuantityPicker | +/- quantity stepper (local state) | | VariantSelector | option selection → resolves the composite SKU | | AddToCart | adds the resolved SKU to the cart | | ProductCard | product tile with add / "choose options" | | CartView | live mini-cart — qty, remove, subtotal | | CheckoutForm | maps the cart → a COD order, shows confirmation | | PostPurchaseOffer | post-order upsell |

import { QuantityPicker, AddToCart, CartView } from '@selorax/platform';

Notes

  • Client components ('use client') — they hydrate in the browser. react/react-dom are peer dependencies.
  • They expect the cart SDK on the page: window.SeloraX.cart, mounted by @selorax/runtime's cart-sdk script (/selorax-cart.js). Without it, add-to-cart is a no-op.
  • Commerce actions go through the runtime's same-origin proxies (/api/cart/enrich, /api/checkout, /api/orders/modify), which forward to the storefront API.
  • You normally get this package transitively via @selorax/runtime / a selorax-pages build output; install it directly only if you're assembling the runtime yourself.

Part of SeloraX Pages

@selorax/data · @selorax/runtime · @selorax/platform · @selorax/compiler · @selorax/pages-cli