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@nacelle/nacelle-wishlist-nuxt-module

v0.0.6

Published

Integrates Wishlist into your Nacelle Nuxt project

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Readme

nacelle-wishlist-nuxt-module

Adds Vue.js components for integrating Wishlist - customer shopping lists in your Nacelle Nuxt project.

Requirements

  • A Nacelle project set up locally. See https://docs.getnacelle.com for getting started.

Setup

Add Module to Nacelle

Once you have Nacelle set up you can install this module in your project from npm:

npm install @nacelle/nacelle-wishlist-nuxt-module --save

After the package has installed, open nuxt.config.js. Under modules add @nacelle/nacelle-wishlist-nuxt-module to the array. It should look something like this:

modules: [
  '@nuxtjs/pwa',
  '@nuxtjs/dotenv',
  '@nacelle/nacelle-nuxt-module',
  '@nuxtjs/sitemap',
  '@nacelle/nacelle-wishlist-nuxt-module'
],

Add the components to your Nacelle Storefront

There are two components you can add to your Nacelle site: <add-to-wishlist />, <main-nav-wishlist />.

AddToWishlist

This component is meant to appear on Product Cards and allows for an svg element to be slotted under the icon namespace.

We need to pass the variant and product objects as props.

  <add-to-wishlist
    class="circle-button is-primary"
    :variant="currentVariant"
    :product="product"
  >
    <template v-slot:icon>
      <svg width="120%" height="100%" viewBox="-42 0 592 469" version="1.1" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" xml:space="preserve" xmlns:serif="http://www.serif.com/" style="fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;stroke-linejoin:round;stroke-miterlimit:2;">
        <path d="M471.383,55.578c-26.504,-28.746 -62.871,-44.578 -102.41,-44.578c-29.555,0 -56.621,9.344 -80.45,27.77c-12.023,9.3 -22.918,20.679 -32.523,33.96c-9.602,-13.277 -20.5,-24.66 -32.527,-33.96c-23.825,-18.426 -50.891,-27.77 -80.446,-27.77c-39.539,0 -75.91,15.832 -102.414,44.578c-26.187,28.41 -40.613,67.223 -40.613,109.293c0,43.301 16.137,82.938 50.781,124.742c30.992,37.395 75.535,75.356 127.117,119.313c17.614,15.012 37.579,32.027 58.309,50.152c5.477,4.797 12.504,7.438 19.793,7.438c7.285,0 14.316,-2.641 19.785,-7.43c20.731,-18.129 40.707,-35.152 58.328,-50.172c51.574,-43.949 96.117,-81.906 127.11,-119.305c34.644,-41.8 50.777,-81.437 50.777,-124.742c0,-42.066 -14.426,-80.879 -40.617,-109.289Z" style="fill-rule:nonzero;"/>
      </svg>
    </template>
  </add-to-wishlist>

MainNavWishlist

This component is meant to appear in the Global Header and allows for an svg element to be slotted under the icon namespace.

The path prop defaults to '/wishlist', but a custom path to wishlist can be added.

  <main-nav-wishlist
    path="/wishlist"
  >
    <template v-slot:icon>
      <svg class="icon" width="100%" height="100%" viewBox="0 0 512 469" version="1.1" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" xml:space="preserve" xmlns:serif="http://www.serif.com/" style="fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;stroke-linejoin:round;stroke-miterlimit:2;">
        <path d="M471.383,55.578c-26.504,-28.746 -62.871,-44.578 -102.41,-44.578c-29.555,0 -56.621,9.344 -80.45,27.77c-12.023,9.3 -22.918,20.679 -32.523,33.96c-9.602,-13.277 -20.5,-24.66 -32.527,-33.96c-23.825,-18.426 -50.891,-27.77 -80.446,-27.77c-39.539,0 -75.91,15.832 -102.414,44.578c-26.187,28.41 -40.613,67.223 -40.613,109.293c0,43.301 16.137,82.938 50.781,124.742c30.992,37.395 75.535,75.356 127.117,119.313c17.614,15.012 37.579,32.027 58.309,50.152c5.477,4.797 12.504,7.438 19.793,7.438c7.285,0 14.316,-2.641 19.785,-7.43c20.731,-18.129 40.707,-35.152 58.328,-50.172c51.574,-43.949 96.117,-81.906 127.11,-119.305c34.644,-41.8 50.777,-81.437 50.777,-124.742c0,-42.066 -14.426,-80.879 -40.617,-109.289Z" style="fill-rule:nonzero;"/>
      </svg>
    </template>
  </main-nav-wishlist>

Load wishlist

Once the module is installed we have access to the wishlist store's actions, which can be dispatched across the application.

getWishlists dispatch('wishlist/getWishlists', null, { root: true })

  • Will need to be manually implemented

addToWishlist dispatch('wishlist/addToWishlist', null, { root: true })

  • implemented by component

removeFromWishlist dispatch('wishlist/removeFromWishlist', null, { root: true })

  • implemented by component

resetWishlist dispatch('wishlist/resetWishlist', null, { root: true })

  • Will need to be manually implemented

Load Anonymous Customer's wishlist from Browser Storage

We utilize the localforage package, just like for our cart, to persist wishlists for those who are not logged in. To implement this feature we need to dispatch a wishlist action when we check for a customer's logged in state. This could vary across builds, but here is a basic example:

// The readCustomerAccessToken action is dispatched on the 'created' hook on our default layout
// Thus, it runs on page load.
async readCustomerAccessToken ({ dispatch, commit }, { accessToken }) {
  if (accessToken) { 
    commit('setCustomerAccessToken', { accessToken, expiresAt: null })
    await dispatch('renewCustomerAccessToken', accessToken)
  } else {
    // Get wishlist for anonymous customers
    dispatch('wishlist/getWishlists', null, { root: true })
  }
},

Load Logged-in Customer's wishlist from Nacelle Wishlist Service

If the customer is logged in, we can pull their wishlist data from our service and load it into memory. We run a merge on variant id, if there is anonymous data already present. This action is dependent on customer data being present in the account store. Here is how we can implement this feature whenever we fetchCustomer data (ie. login, page load):

// The fetchCustomer action is dispatched on Customer login, and on page load if customerAccessToken is present.
async fetchCustomer ({ state, commit, dispatch }) {
  try {
    const variables = { customerAccessToken: state.customerAccessToken.accessToken }
    const query = GET_CUSTOMER
    const response = await accountClient.post(null, { query, variables })
    const { customer, userErrors } = response.data.data
    if (customer) {
      commit('setCustomer', customer)
      // Get wishlist for logged in customers
      dispatch('wishlist/getWishlists', null, { root: true })
    }
    commit('setErrors', userErrors)
  } catch (error) {
    throw error
  }
},

Reset wishlist on Logout

We probably want to reset the wishlist when a customer logs out:

async logout ({ state, dispatch, commit, rootState }) {
  const accessToken = (state.customerAccessToken && state.customerAccessToken.accessToken) || getCookie('customerAccessToken')
  const variables = { customerAccessToken: accessToken }
  const query = CUSTOMER_ACCESS_TOKEN_DELETE
  const response = await accountClient.post(null, { query, variables })
  const { deletedAccessToken, deletedCustomerAccessTokenId, userErrors } = response.data.data.customerAccessTokenDelete
  if (deletedAccessToken) {
    dispatch('removeCustomerAccessToken')
    // Reset Wishlist 
    dispatch('wishlist/resetWishlist', null, { root: true })
  }
  commit('setErrors', userErrors)
},