#NO LONGER SUPPORTED!!!
ionic-shop is an open-source shopping cart and checkout library meant to be used with the ionic-framework
It is a library of directives and services that help integrate products with an easy to use shopping cart and checkout process.
The ionic-shop currently offers integration with stripe and will soon offer integration with google wallet and paypal.
- ionic framework
- Stripe.js
The best way to install ionic-shop is to use bower:
bower install ionic-shop
An alternative is to clone this repo and add it to your dependencies directory
Include the ion-cart.js or the minified version ion-cart.min.js in your dependencies scripts:
i.e : <script src="ion-cart.js"></script>
Include the ion-shop-styles.css in your dependencies:
i.e : <link href="bower_components/ionic-shop/dist/styles/ion-shop-style.css" rel="stylesheet">
Additionally, include the Stripe script, it will be used for some field validations:
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://js.stripe.com/v2/"></script>
Next include the module in your angular app:
angular.module('myApp', ['ionic', 'ionicShop'])
The ionic-shop use:
The ion-cart is a shopping cart directive that should be placed within an ion-content element. In order to use the ion-cart, you must attach a products attribute/isolate scope to the element that is set equal to an array of product objects like so:
<ion-content>
<ion-cart products='productArray'></ion-cart>
</ion-content>
The product Array should have objects with the following fields:
{
title: 'product name',
description: 'product description',
quantity: integer (number of products added),
price: integer (per unit price of the product),
images: (An array of strings containing the path to your image url),
id: an optional field to give each product a unique id
}
Additionally, the ion-cart comes with an image-slider modal that pops up when a user clicks/touches the image.
The ion-cart-footer directive should be placed after the ion-content in your application. It replaces the normal ion-footer element. The ion-cart-footer takes a path attribute/isolate scope that is set equal to a state specified in your ui-router like so.
<ion-header></ion-header>
<ion-content>
<ion-cart products='productArray'></ion-cart>
</ion-content>
<ion-cart-footer path='checkout'></ion-cart-footer>
In the example above, on-click, the application will call $state.go('checkout').
The ion-checkout directive is a checkout form content with field validations. The default fields are: Credit Card Number, Expiration Date, and CVC number. Validation is performed on all fields automatically on blur. Additionally, as a convenience, the ion-checkout directive displays the total cost of all the items in the ion-cart. The directive can be used like so:
<ion-content>
<ion-checkout></ion-checkout>
</ion-content>
The ion-checkout directive comes with a few options:
The has-e-mail attribute/directive attaches an e-mail field to the ion-checkout. Email field comes with validation.
<ion-checkout has-email></ion-checkout>
The has-address attribute/directive attaches an address field to the ion-checkout. Address fields come with zipcode validation
<ion-checkout has-address></ion-checkout>
The has-name attribute/directive attaches a first and last name field to the ion-checkout.
<ion-checkout has-name></ion-checkout>
*** Currently you must have a Stripe Account to use this feature.
The checkout-footer directive validates checkout field inputs and calls on the StripeService to create a stripe token for the checkout form using the Stripe public key that you set using the StripeService.setStripeKey method and a callback created by settings a function equal to the StripeService.setStripeTokenCallback method like so:
StripeService.setStripeKey(stripeKey);
StripeService.setStripeCallback = function(status, response){
// Proccess the response
});
For the time being, all directives in the ionic shop library can be styled using basic css on the following classes and their elements.
.product-card affects the outer cart item div tag
.product-item affects the inner cart item div tag
.product-image affects the product image thumbnail img tag
.product-title affects the product title h3 tag
.product-description affects the product description p tag
.product-quantity affects the product quantity span
.product-price affects the product price span
.icon-plus-round affects the + sign icon
.icon-minus-round affects the - sign icon
.image-slider-modal affects the image slider modal div
.image-slider-box affects the image slider box div
.image-slide-div affects the div encompassing the product description and img
.image-slide-description affects the image description h3 tag
.image-slide affects the actual image
.checkout-form-description affects the description span at the top of the form
.checkout-form affects the actual checkout form div
.checkout-total affects the total span at the bottom of the checkout form
All the following classes affect their respective input fields
.address-line-one .address-line-two .card-cvc-input .card-exp-input .card-num-input .city-input .email-input .first-name-input .last-name-input .state-input .zipcode-input
- IonicShop Web Admin Panel to manage product inventory/sales history(In the works);
- Create additional styling attributes for all directives
- Integrate with Paypal/Google Wallet
- Write Tests
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