You can find the SDK project here.
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Example using the App Router can be found here.
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It needs a project access token with Storefront Access type of a project with Product as a Service subscription. You can configure that through
NEXT_PUBLIC_PLAN_BASED_FIRMHOUSE_STOREFRONT_ACCESS_TOKENenvironment variable. You can create.env.localfile in the root of the project and set the variable there. Seeexample.env.localfor an example. -
You can start the example app by running:
nx run nextjs-storefront-app-router:serve
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You can check the example at https://firmhouse-sdk-nextjs-app-router.vercel.app/
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Example using the Pages Router can be found here.
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It needs a project access token with Storefront Access type of a project with Smart Order-based subscription. You can configure that through
NEXT_PUBLIC_ORDER_BASED_FIRMHOUSE_STOREFRONT_ACCESS_TOKENenvironment variable. You can create.env.localfile in the root of the project and set the variable there. Seeexample.env.localfor an example. -
You can start the example app by running:
nx run nextjs-storefront-pages-router:serve
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You can check the example at https://firmhouse-sdk-nextjs-pages-router.vercel.app/
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A custom self service center example can be found here.
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It can be used with both plan based and order based projects. It needs write access token for both those project types.
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The following environment variables should be configured:
NEXT_ORDER_BASED_FIRMHOUSE_WRITE_ACCESS_TOKEN: Write access token for smart order based example
NEXT_PLAN_BASED_FIRMHOUSE_WRITE_ACCESS_TOKEN: Write access token for product as a service example
NEXT_SSC_JWT_SIGNING_KEY: JWT signing secret for the Self service center login tokens.
NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL: Base URL for the self service center. It will be used for the email link.
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You can start the example app by running:
nx run nextjs-self-service-center:serve
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You can check the example at https://firmhouse-sdk-self-service-center.vercel.app/