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.
Step 3
Add a Cart button with the following code:
You can change the buttons behaviour with additional properties.
Step 4
Add a Buy button with the following code:
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:
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
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
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:
Cart button
You can add as many cart buttons to your page. All you need is:
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
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
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:
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/shopkit@1.0.0/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.