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@storecraft/sdk

v1.0.5

Published

Official storecraft Universal Javascript SDK

Downloads

123

Readme

Storecraft Official Universal Javascript SDK

This is the official storecraft universal javascript SDK which is fetch based, which means you can you it both at browser and at backend runtimes such (node / bun / deno)

It will allow you to fetch / mutate all of the resources at the backend in a convenient manner with javascript, such as: products, collections, authentication, customers, orders, discounts, storage, storefronts, shipping, statistics, tags, posts, notifications, templates, extensions and more :)

npm i @storecraft/sdk

Authentication

Authentication and authorization is required for some resources, such as:

  • Upserting / Removing (mutations) resources
  • Querying a customer orders

Besides that, most of the resources are public and do not require authentication.

There are two strategies for authentication:

Api Key Authentication

import { StorecraftSDK } from '@storecraft/sdk'

const sdk = new StorecraftSDK(
  {
    backend: 'http://localhost:8000', 
    auth: {
      apikey: <YOUR-API-KEY>
    }
  }
)

JWT Authentication

You can sign in, and the sdk will save the auth result ans will re-authenticate with refresh token when needed.

import { StorecraftSDK } from '@storecraft/sdk'

const sdk = new StorecraftSDK(
  {
    backend: 'http://localhost:8000', 
  }
);

const auth_result = await sdk.auth.signin(email, password);

You, can also instantiate the sdk with previous authentication information like so:

import { StorecraftSDK } from '@storecraft/sdk'

const sdk = new StorecraftSDK(
  {
    backend: 'http://localhost:8000', 
    auth: {
      access_token: <OPTIONAL-ACCESS-TOKEN>,
      refresh_token: <OPTIONAL-REFRESH-TOKEN>,
    }
  }
)

subscribe to JWT auth updates

You can subscribe to auth updates like so:

import { StorecraftSDK } from '@storecraft/sdk'

const sdk = new StorecraftSDK(
  {
    backend: 'http://localhost:8000', 
  }
);

sdk.auth.add_sub(
  ({ auth: ApiAuthResult, isAuthenticated: boolean }) => {
    // Do something, like save locally
  }
);

const auth_result = await sdk.auth.signin(email, password);
const auth_result = await sdk.auth.signout();

Querying

Here are some examples for querying

import { StorecraftSDK } from '@storecraft/sdk'

const sdk = new StorecraftSDK();

const products: ProductType[] = await sdk.products.list(
  {
    expand: ['collections', 'variants'],
    sortBy: ['updated_at', 'id'],
    order: 'desc',
    startAt: [
      ['updated_at': '2024-03-24']
    ],
    limit: 5,
    vql: '(keyword1 | keyword2) -(keyword3)'
  }
)
Author: Tomer Shalev ([email protected])