I just finished creating a Next.js app using the Storefront API.
However I can't see that there's a way to query the API to see if a checkout was completed, which
could be used to unset localStorage/cookie used to store a user's cart items...
As the checkout flow lives on another domain this is a bit tricky, my "work-around" fix was to create an API route to unset the cookie that contains the cart info server-side, and add a redirection to the home route.
So once the user ends up on the order confirmation page, a script runs to redirect them to the defined API route on the custom frontend...
It's a bit hacky and it's not the best UX.... also there's a risk that a user will close the window before the timeout...
Did I miss something crucial in the docs? Or was this scenario simply not considered?
I just finished creating a Next.js app using the Storefront API.
However I can't see that there's a way to query the API to see if a checkout was completed, which could be used to unset localStorage/cookie used to store a user's cart items...
As the checkout flow lives on another domain this is a bit tricky, my "work-around" fix was to create an API route to unset the cookie that contains the cart info server-side, and add a redirection to the home route.
So once the user ends up on the order confirmation page, a script runs to redirect them to the defined API route on the custom frontend...
It's a bit hacky and it's not the best UX.... also there's a risk that a user will close the window before the timeout...
Did I miss something crucial in the docs? Or was this scenario simply not considered?
Thank you!