what:
- Introduce a filter to the list endpoint to query by handle
why:
- Storefronts mostly interact through handles and not IDs for readability and seo purposes - Take an example of a url `site.com/category/mens-wear`
RESOLVES CORE-1325
* feat(medusa): add description field to product categories
* chore: set nullable to false
* chore: added UI for description
* chore: added codegen files
What:
- Parent was being updated incorrectly because of a weird typeorm issue, making the rank pick up the wrong entity's rank. This PR fixes that issue by passing in an ID and letting the service take care of fetching the parent.
RESOLVES CORE-1274
What:
- increase tree depth in react nestable
- scope categories on store queries
- allow categories relation in products API
RESOLVES CORE-1238
RESOLVES CORE-1237
RESOLVES CORE-1236
* chore: category list API can return all descendant
* chore: category handle is no longer required via api
* chore: added treescope to sorting
* chore: address feedback on PR
What:
Allowing the list endpoint to return a full tree when requested.
Why:
When scoped with parent_category_id=null and include_descendant_tree=true, the query cost is fairly low. This allows for fast querying and prevent FE from building out the entire tree from a flat list repeatedly. By default, it is set to false, so this should be an intentional change knowing the costs of doing it for the entire result set.
How:
When include_descendants_tree is included in the request parameter or the service parameter, we do a loop on results of product categories and do a call to fetch the descendants of that product category.
RESOLVES CORE-1128
What:
Products can be filtered through the API by category parameters
Why:
To filter products by category
How:
- adds 2 params in admin/store route
- updates repository to accept 2 new parameters
RESOLVES CORE-1032
RESOLVES CORE-1033
**What:**
Introduces a store endpoint to retrieve a list of product categories
**Why:**
This is part of a greater goal of allowing products to be added to multiple categories.
**How:**
- Creates an endpoint in store routes
RESOLVES CORE-968
What:
Introduces a store endpoint to retrieve a product category
Why:
This is part of a greater goal of allowing products to be added to multiple categories.
How:
- Creates an endpoint in store routes
RESOLVES CORE-967
What:
Introduces an admin endpoint that allows a user to update a product category
Why:
This is part of a greater goal of allowing products to be added to multiple categories.
How:
- Creates a route on the admin scope to update category
- Creates a method in product category services to update a category
RESOLVES CORE-956
What:
Introduces an admin endpoint that allows a user to create a product category
Why:
This is part of a greater goal of allowing products to be added to multiple categories.
How:
- Creates a route on the admin scope to create category
- Creates a method in product category services to create a category
RESOLVES CORE-958
**What:**
Introduces an admin endpoint that allows a user to delete a product category, given an ID.
Why:
This is part of a greater goal of allowing products to be added to multiple categories.
How:
- Creates a route on the admin scope to delete category
- Creates a method in product category services to delete a category
RESOLVES CORE-957
* chore: added get route for admin categories API
* chore: add tree method to mock repository
* chore: added changeset to the PR
* chore: rename id to productCategoryId in service
* chore: switch cli option to string
* chore: lint fixes, tests for parent category
* chore: move Nested Categories behind feature flag
* chore: use transformQuery hook in api
* chore: add feature flag in migrations
* chore: remove migration FF, fix FF name
* chore: add free text search + count repo function
* chore: added list endpoint for admin
* chore: added changeset for feature
* chore: address pr review comments
* chore: change oas comment
* chore: add nullable parent category filter + test
**What:**
Introduces a new folder under which repository specs will be placed.
Why:
We don't currently have a good place to test ORM logic or custom queries against the database. The repository folder tests are a place for just exactly that.
How:
Creates an internal package similar to other integration tests - api and plugins.
CORE-965
* chore: tax_rate is added to giftcards
* chore: minor
* chore: update gift card tax calculations to look at giftCard.tax_rate
* chore: gift card transactions use tax rate from gift card for legacy
* fix: gift cart total check for transaction should check the length
* chore: use tax exclusive cost + use giftcard tax rate for gctransactions + refactor
* chore: fix integration test
* chore: address issues brought up in comments
* chore: move gift card creation as a part of order service on order placed
* chore: add type handling for gift card creation
* chore: fix specs
* chore: use taxLines to calculate tax of a gift card
* chore: specs for line items containing gift cards and without
* chore: add integration specs + fix tax rate bug
* chore: round totaling + add GC application specs
* chore: cleanup trialables
* chore: write migration script to backfill gift cards with null tax_rate
* chore: update legacy totals service for gift cards
* chore: add changeset
* chore: address PR review changes
* chore: fix tests based on new totals calc
* chore: address review comments
Co-authored-by: adrien2p <adrien.deperetti@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Oliver Windall Juhl <59018053+olivermrbl@users.noreply.github.com>
A discount should always be associated to atleast 1 region - we validate it against the region in the cart service.
Adding a request parameter validation to pass in atleast one regionID in an array of regions will ensure that regionID will be validated as a part of the discount service and fail if its not a valid region ID.
Riqwan Thamir
