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Salesforce Commerce Cloud OCAPI Client

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🙌 Introduction

Salesforce Commerce Cloud Open Commerce API (OCAPI) for Node and browsers.

API version: 20.4

⚒ Installation

This library is distributed on npm, in order to add it as a dependency, run the following command:

npm install commercecloud-ocapi-client --save

🔦 Webpack Configuration

Using Webpack you may encounter the following error: "Module not found: Error: Cannot resolve module", most certainly you should disable AMD loader. Add/merge the following section to your webpack config:

module: {
  rules: [
    {
      parser: {
        amd: false
      }
    }
  ]
}

👨🏻‍💻 Getting Started

💡 Usage

Please follow the installation instruction and execute the following JS code:

import ShopApi from 'commercecloud-ocapi-client'

ShopApi.ApiClient.instance = new ShopApi.ApiClient()

const api = new ShopApi.CategoriesApi()

api.getCategoriesByIDs(['mens', 'newarrivals'])
    .then(() {
        console.log('API called successfully.')
    })
    .catch((fault) => {
        console.error(fault)
    })

🔌 Configuration

The API client accepts an configuration object, example:

import ShopApi from 'commercecloud-ocapi-client'

const config = {
  basePath: 'https://localhost/s/siteId/dw/shop/v20_4',
  defaultHeaders: {}, // HTTP header for all requests
  timeout: 60000, // Request timeout in milliseconds
  cache: true, // If set to false an additional timestamp parameter is added to all API GET calls to prevent browser caching
  enableCookies: false, //If set to true, the client will save the cookies from each server response, and return them in the next request.
  overrideHttpPut: true // If set to true, any methods specified as using http PUT will be sent using POST along the header value 'x-dw-http-method-override' set to 'PUT'.
}

ShopApi.ApiClient.instance = new ShopApi.ApiClient(config)

🔐 Authorization

To access secure end points, you can pass the username, password in the configuration, example:

import ShopApi from 'commercecloud-ocapi-client'

const config = {
  clientUsername: 'username',
  clientPassword: 'password',
}

ShopApi.ApiClient.instance = new ShopApi.ApiClient(config)

Or to use oAuth token:

import ShopApi from 'commercecloud-ocapi-client'

const config = {
  oauth2AccessToken: 'token'
}

ShopApi.ApiClient.instance = new ShopApi.ApiClient(config)

✅ Testing

Because Salesforce OCAPI is not publicly available, you need to have a running instance that you can test against. In the test folder, there is a file config.json that has the example configuration for your environment. Simply update the file with your instance information

Example:

{
  "clientId": "5640cc6b-f5e9-466e-9134-9853e9f9db93",
  "baseUrl": "https://localhost/s/siteId/dw/shop/v20_4"
}

Then run the following command:

npm test

♻️ Continuous Integration

We use Circle CI to protect the develop and master branch to make sure the builds follows the code style and passes all tests. For every pull request, it is required to pass ALL checks including the following tests:

Linting: npm run lint
Unit Tests: npm run test

📦 Build and Deployment

At Mobify, we practice several branching strategies, Release Deployment is a strategy for projects where feature gets bundled into a release periodically. master contains the code for current version, develop has the features that is under development and waiting to be released. For new features and bug fixes, please propose pull requests to merge into develop.

This package is distributed on npm, on every release, we run scripts to automatically merge develop into master, test the build in Circle CI as well as publish the package on NPM.

Changelog

To understand the change between versions, please read CHANGELOG.md. Note that it is required to have a # To be released section filled out if you are planning to make pull requests that include new features or bug fixes.