HBS.Kentico.Ecommerce 13.5.1

GenericEcommerce

Add Ecommerce to your Kentico Xperience MVC.Net Core Application. ready to use out of box, but can be fully customizable.

Basic Setup

Startup.cs

Add to your services

services.RegisterEcommerceServices(new EcommerceServiceConfiguration() { CheckoutUrl = "/Store/Checkout", ThankYouUrl = "/Store/Thank-You" });

Available Settings for the EcommerceServiceConfiguration. With defaults in place.

/// <summary> 
/// If set to true, then cart items with custom data will be considered unique items.  
/// Default (false) will increment quantity even if custom data fields are different.
/// </summary>
public bool UseCustomProductFields { get; set; } = false;

/// <summary>
/// Specify the minutes to store the ecommerce cached items.
/// </summary>
public int CacheMinutes { get; set; } = 30;

public string CheckoutUrl { get; set; } = "/Checkout";

public string ThankYouUrl { get; set; } = "/ThankYou";

In order to use a custom url, create a page type by the name of Generic.Ecommerce and set it to either the checkout or the shopping cart url. Make sure that the url path matches what you have set in the configuration. Generic.Ecommerce is just the page name that has the Ecommerce page templates automatically filtered. you may use any page type and add your own filters.

_Layout.cshtml

Add to the bottom

<script src="~/hbscommerce/js/ecommerce.min.js"></script>
<script src="~/hbscommerce/js/ecommerceEvents.js"></script>

Adding an Add to Cart

You can add the "Add to Cart" through the below View Component:

@*This is an example that will add a sku with a custom field of a color to the cart.  In order to just use as normal, remove the CustomerFields property from the AddToCartViewModel.*@ 

@await Component.InvokeAsync("Generic.Ecom.AddToCart", new AddToCartViewModel() { Quantity = 1, SKUGUID = Model.Page.SKUProduct.SKUGUID, CustomFields = new Dictionary<string, object>() { { "color", "red" } } } )

See project for more customization options.