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@faslet/widget

v0.3.0

Published

The Faslet Size Me Up widget for eCommerce platforms

Downloads

324

Readme

Faslet Widget NPM Module

Usage

To use this project in your own, pull down this plugin with

npm install @faslet/widget

Widget (Product page)

Example usage with shop id Faslet Demo

import { createWidget } from '@faslet/widget';

const widget = createWidget('Faslet Demo')
    .withBrand('Faslet Demo Brand')
    .withProductId('product-1')
    .withProductImage('https://placekitten.com/100')
    .withProductName('Jacket')
    .withAddToCart(myAddToCartFunction)
    .withOnResult(myResultFunction);

widget
    .addColor('red', 'Magnificent Red')
    .addColor('blue', 'Dashing Blue');

widget
    .addVariant('variant-1', 'S', true, 'sku-1', 'red', '59.99', 'https://placekitten.com/300/500')
    .addVariant('variant-2', 'S', true, 'sku-2', 'blue', '59.99', 'https://placekitten.com/300/500')
    .addVariant('variant-3', 'M', true, 'sku-3', 'red', '59.99', 'https://placekitten.com/300/500')
    .addVariant('variant-4', 'M', false, 'sku-4', 'blue', '59.99', 'https://placekitten.com/300/500')
    .addVariant('variant-5', 'L', false, 'sku-5', 'red', '54.99', 'https://placekitten.com/300/500')
    .addVariant('variant-6', 'L', false, 'sku-6', 'blue', '54.99', 'https://placekitten.com/300/500');

widget.injectScriptTag();

// Add to this Selector in your HTML
widget.addToDom('#faslet-container');

Order Tracking (After checkout/Thank You page)

Example usage with shop id Faslet Demo

import { createOrderTracking } from '@faslet/widget';

const ot = createOrderTracking('Faslet Demo')
    .withOrderNumber('Order-1')
    .withPaymentStatus('paid');

ot.addProduct(
    'product-1',
    'variant-1',
    'Jacket',
    'Red Jacket/S',
    100,
    1,
    'sku-1'
).addProduct(
    'product-1',
    'variant-2',
    'Jacket',
    'Blue Jacket/S',
    200,
    2,
    'sku-2'
);

ot.buildOrderTracking();

Examples

To run the examples, first make sure you have rollup installed:

npm install --global rollup

Then, from the examples folder:

npm install
npm run build
npx serve -l 6677 ./static

And then in your browser, navigate to:

http://localhost:6677/product

for the Widget example and

http://localhost:6677/thank-you

for the Order Tracking example. Note that Order tracking only sends events, which you would see in the network tab of your browser's dev-tools.

Development

This project uses npm. First run install before starting development:

npm install

Testing

This project uses Jest for testing. To run, simply run the following command:

npm run test