🎨 Next.js WooCommerce REST API

• React WooCommerce Theme, using Decoupled Architecture in Next.js
• Backend in WordPress
• Front end in React.
• Data is Fetched through REST API.

Features

• [x] Home Page
• [x] Single Product Page With Gallery Carousel.
• [x] Cart Page
• [x] Checkout Page with Stripe Payment Gateway Integration.
• [x] REST API endpoints.
• [x] Header and Footer in Next.js fetching from WordPress Menu items.
• [x] WordPress Widgets displayed on Next.js frontend.
• [x] Site title, tagline, copyright text, social links sourced from WordPress.
• [x] Yoast SEO support
• [x] Next.js Image component, that has image optimization at request time
• [x] Incremental Static (Re)generation and automatic creation of New Static product pages without having to re-build next.js the application.
• [x] Gutenberg styles support
• [x] Blog Page with Pagination
• [x] Single Post
• [x] Pages
• [x] 404 Page
• [x] Display Comments
• [x] Post a Comment ( using a Comment Form )
• [ ] Post Preview ( Coming Soon )
• [ ] Product Pagination ( Coming Soon )
• [ ] Load More Products ( Coming Soon )
• [ ] Authentication with JWT and Http Only Cookie implementation. ( Coming Soon )
• [ ] Login feature for WP Post Preview in Next.js ( Coming Soon )

Tutorial Course

Live Demo Link

Setup

First clone/fork the repo and cd into it.

git clone https://github.com/imranhsayed/nextjs-woocommerce-restapi.git
cd nextjs-woocommerce-restapi
npm ci
npm run dev

Add Headless features for WordPress

• Install and Activate following WordPress Plugins:

• headless-cms

• woocommerce

Configuration :wrench:

1. (Required) Create a .env file taking reference from .env-example and update your WordPressSite URL and Frontend next.js URL.

   • NEXT_PUBLIC_WORDPRESS_URL=https://example.com
   • NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL=http://localhost.com ( This will be your frontend Next.js URL)

2. Add your WC_CONSUMER_KEY and WC_CONSUMER_SECRET to the .env by following WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > REST API

3. In your WordPress Dashboard, Go to Settings > General > Site Address (URL) ( Set this to Frontend URL e.g. http://localhost:3000 during development )

4. Create the Header and Footer Menus In WordPress Dashboard and set them to HCMS Header menu and HCMS Footer Menu respectively.

Useful Links

• Stripe
• Getting Stripe API Keys

Versioning :bookmark_tabs:

I use Git for versioning.

Author :bust_in_silhouette:

• Imran Sayed

License :page_with_curl:

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details