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Trade

Bannerbild: die Überschrift „Handel“ neben einer gebauten Warenkorb-Übersicht mit Positionen und Endsumme.

Machine translation

This page was translated automatically from the German original. Wording may be imprecise; the German version is authoritative.

Seven building blocks for trade information: price, product, shopping cart, voucher, rating, wishlist — and a start page of its own for the marketplace.

This allows product overviews, shopping cart views and rating displays as part of a larger area or on its own.

What's there

Module Shows
Product card a product with image, description and price
Price indication a price, possibly with a strike price
Cart Items, Tax, Shipping and Total
Review overview Average and distribution of reviews
Coupon field a coupon code
Wishlist flagged products
Marketplace the blueprints collected on this machine as searchable offers, with preview and rating

What these building blocks are — and what they are not

They represent. They do not settle an order, they do not talk to any payment service, and they don't run a merchandise management system. A shopping cart shows a sum; it collects it not.

This is not a limitation that could be fixed casually — payment processing is a own field with own obligations. If you need something like that, you need a connection to a system that can.

What they are good for: an overview of your own products, a comparison of offers, a Representation of data that comes from elsewhere — wherever there is something to do with prices, but nothing is sold.

What is honestly open here

  • Voucher field and watch list are still scaffolding: they display, but do not yet bring operation. They are marked as such in the directory.
  • There is no currency conversion and no tax logic. What is stored is displayed.
  • There is no connection to sales platforms or merchandise management.
  • For now the marketplace only shows what was collected on this machine. A server that would add other offers and ratings can be entered but does not exist yet; until then the stars are your own.

All seven modules are in the module directory.