Product, cart, cart line, order
Each with its API, search and access rules.
Use case · online store
An online store with PayPal checkout, from one import file.
Products, carts, a server-side checkout and payment confirmation. Built in a fresh org, run from a storefront, with nothing to host.
What was built
Six pieces, all config except one function.
Add to cart
Finds or creates the cart and adds the line.
Checkout
Builds PayPal line items and totals on the server, so prices never come from the browser.
PayPal
Adopted once; each workspace enters its own credentials.
Payment confirmed
PayPal's webhook lands as a record matched to the cart.
Order items and capture
Events create order items when an order is placed and capture the payment once it is approved.
Step 1
Import the whole app.
One metadata bundle creates the entities, Logic Blocks and events. A preview shows what will be created first.
Step 2
Build the logic as steps.
Add to cart is a Logic Block with conditions and formulas. Checkout is a Glyph, because it builds a list of line items.
Step 3
Run it from a storefront.
The storefront lists products through the generated API, fills the cart and sends the customer to PayPal to approve.
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