Woocommerce Api For Mobile App

i am planning to develop a native mobile Android App for WooCommerce shops. I had a look at their REST API documentation here: http://docs.woocommercev2.apiary.io/ I already starte

Solution 1:

I would suggest this steps

First thing you can Enable Api for woocommerce from the backend – http://docs.woothemes.com/document/woocommerce-rest-api/

https://www.npmjs.com/package/woocommerce use this link, which has all the methods to interacting with woocommerce. Otherwise using lightweight middleware, it help to connect woocommerce server & return JSON data to your app.

Write a service using ionic framework and talk to your thin middleware client. Do not forget to cache the data (using local storage), so that you don’t hit the server all the time. - Contus M Comm

Solution 2:

For http (and not ssl protocol such as https ) request, you must use from OAthu 1.0a authenticate framework. There are many libraries for oauth 1.0a in java, i'm use from scribeJava

So, do the following steps:

1. In app/build.gradle in dependency scop add this:

   compile 'org.scribe:scribe:1.3.5'

2. New class as WoocommerceApi for provider of OAuth service. important. You must use a public class in DefaultApi10a for implementing oauth provider

   publicstaticclassWooCommerceApiextendsorg.scribe.builder.api.DefaultApi10a {
   
       @Overridepublic org.scribe.model.VerbgetRequestTokenVerb()
       {
           return org.scribe.model.Verb.POST;
       }
   
       @OverridepublicStringgetRequestTokenEndpoint() {
           return"http://www.your-domain.com/wc-auth/authorize";
       }
   
       @OverridepublicStringgetAccessTokenEndpoint() {
           return"none";
       }
   
       @OverridepublicStringgetAuthorizationUrl(org.scribe.model.Token requestToken) {
           return"none";
       }
   }
   

3. And you Must make request in Thread or AsyncTask

   StringrestURL="http://www.your-domain.com/wp-json/wc/v1/products/";
   OAuthServiceservice=newServiceBuilder()
        .provider(WooCommerceApi.class)
        .apiKey(CONSUMER_KEY) //Your Consumer key
        .apiSecret(CONSUMER_SECRET) //Your Consumer secret
        .scope("API.Public") //fixed
        .signatureType(SignatureType.QueryString)
        .build();
   OAuthRequestrequest=newOAuthRequest(Verb.GET, restURL);
   // for POST requests // OAuthRequest request = new OAuthRequest(Verb.POST, restURL); // request.addBodyParameter(YOUR_PARAM_KEY, YOUR_VALUE);// or // request.addPayload(YOUR_JSON);TokenaccessToken=newToken("", ""); //not required for context.io
   service.signRequest(accessToken, request);
   Responseresponse= request.send();
   Log.d("OAuthTask",response.getBody());
   

Solution 3:

According to the documentation the expected data format is JSON only (in contrast with the previous XML or Json) but there is unfortunately no further explanation on which data structure is expected for each endpoint.

Here's the only example of a POST request format from the current documentation for creating a coupon:

REST request URI

POST http://private-anon-0fe404a22-woocommercev2.apiary-mock.com/coupons?fields=id,code&filter=filter[limit]=100&page=2

Java code (pasted from the documentation)

Client client = ClientBuilder.newClient();
Entity payload = Entity.json("{  'coupon': {    'code': 'autumn-is-coming',    'type': 'fixed_cart',    'amount': '4.00',    'individual_use': true,    'description': ''  }}");
Response response = client.target("http://private-anon-0fe404a22-woocommercev2.apiary-mock.com")
  .path("/coupons{?fields,filter,page}")
  .request(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_TYPE)
  .post(payload);

System.out.println("status: " + response.getStatus());
System.out.println("headers: " + response.getHeaders());
System.out.println("body:" + response.readEntity(String.class));

Json response

{
  "coupon": {
    "id": 21548,
    "code": "augustheat",
    "type": "fixed_cart",
    "created_at": "2014-08-30T19:25:48Z",
    "updated_at": "2014-08-30T19:25:48Z",
    "amount": "5.00",
    "individual_use": false,
    "product_ids": [],
    "exclude_product_ids": [],
    "usage_limit": null,
    "usage_limit_per_user": null,
    "limit_usage_to_x_items": 0,
    "usage_count": 0,
    "expiry_date": "2014-08-30T21:22:13Z",
    "apply_before_tax": true,
    "enable_free_shipping": false,
    "product_category_ids": [],
    "exclude_product_category_ids": [],
    "exclude_sale_items": false,
    "minimum_amount": "0.00",
    "maximum_amount": "0.00",
    "customer_emails": [],
    "description": "Beat the August heat with $5 off your purchase!"
  }
}

http://docs.woocommercev2.apiary.io/#reference/coupons/coupons-collection/create-a-coupon

Considering the API is claimed to be accepting POST requests for all relevant endpoints this should be possible with a shopping order.

Solution 4:

One can use Plug and play solutions AKA App builders such as Appmaker.xyz in order to create an end-user app.