mementum-shopkit
v1.0.1
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Custom Embeddable Moltin Cart + Checkout
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Moltin Embeddable Cart + Checkout
A buy button, a cart, a checkout, a customer login. All without writing a single line of JavaScript!
Installation
You can use Shopkit anywhere you can insert custom HTML.
Step 1
First, you'll need to enable Stripe as a payment gateway via the Dashboard UI or API directly.
You'll find your Stripe publishable key and secret key via the Stripe Dashboard.
Shopkit only works with Stripe during BETA.
Step 2
Add the following snippet before the </body> tag on your website to enable Shopkit. You'll want to populate your Moltin client id and Stripe publishable key here.
<script
src="https://btn.moltin.com"
data-moltin-client-id="..."
data-moltin-stripe-publishable-key="..."
></script>Step 3
Add a Cart button with the following code:
<span class="moltin-cart-button"></span>You can change the buttons behaviour with additional properties.
Step 4
Add a Buy button with the following code:
<span class="moltin-buy-button" data-moltin-product-id="..."></span>You can change the buttons behaviour with additional properties. You can also use the button with a custom product outside of Moltin.
Buy Button
You can add as many Buttons to your website as you like. All you need is:
<span class="moltin-cart-button" data-moltin-product-id="..."></span>Text
The default text for a button is Add to Cart. You can change the default text by providing a data-moltin-text="Add to Basket" attribute to your button.
Example
<span
class="moltin-buy-button"
data-moltin-product-id="..."
data-moltin-text="Add to Basket"
></span>Open cart on click
The default behaviour when clicking on a button is to silently add the items to the cart and update the cart button total.
You can automatically open the cart once an item has been added by providing a data-moltin-open-cart="true" attribute to your button.
Example
<span
class="moltin-buy-button"
data-moltin-product-id="..."
data-moltin-open-cart="true"
></span>Custom item
You can add custom items to the cart that don't belong inside your Moltin catalog.
Simply omit the data-moltin-product-id attribute and add all of the following attributes:
<span
class="moltin-buy-button"
data-moltin-type="custom"
data-moltin-product-name="T-Shirt"
data-moltin-product-sku="unique-sku-here"
data-moltin-product-price="1000"
></span>Cart button
You can add as many cart buttons to your page. All you need is:
<span class="moltin-cart-button"></span>Text
The default text for a cart button is Cart. You can change the default text by providing a data-moltin-text="Basket" attribute to your button.
Example
<span class="moltin-cart-button" data-moltin-text="Basket"></span>Show total
By default the cart button shows the number of items in the cart alongside the text defined above. You can change this behaviour by providing a data-moltin-show-total="true" attribute to your button.
Example
<span class="moltin-cart-button" data-moltin-show-total="true"></span>Global configuration
Override styles
By default Shopkit ships with a blue theme. You can change the colours by overriding the CSS classes.
Somewhere in your <head> you will want to add the following:
<style>
.shopkit-primary {
background: orange !important;
}
.shopkit-primary-text {
color: orange !important;
}
</style>Contributing
- Clone repo
- Use
yarnto install dependencies - Run
yarn devand webpack will openexample/index.html
The example playground uses the demo.moltin.com API keys.
Publishing
Shopkit versioning is based on semver and the angular commit convention. Releasing is automatically triggered by semantic-release.
We should recommend users use the specific version unpkg url, e.g. https://unpkg.com/@moltin/[email protected]/index.js.
You can optionally deploy to btn.moltin.com which should be used for those wanting to develop on master. You can deploy by running yarn deploy.