WooCommerce API: create order and checkout

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WHAT AM I TRYING TO DO

I want to make a Native Android APP (Not HTML5/Jquery mobile) for my Woocommerce website. I am trying to setup the APIs using kloon/WooCommerce-REST-API-Client-Library.

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So far I managed to retrieve the lists of products, coupons, customers, orders etc… which I could use to display in my Android app.

Now I want to replicate add to cart/checkout process in the android app, but it seems this library dosen’t provide functions for such workflow.

MY QUESTION

How can I achieve the follwing workflow with REST APIs in my Android app?
(Similar to the website checkout process)

Flow:

  1. Add to cart

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  1. View cart and update order

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  1. Check out and confirmation

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Please tell me if I’m missing any API calls.

If someone already achieved this, kindly post your resources and comments bellow.
Any sample-codes/liraries/helper-classes links will be greatly appriciated.

Thank you!

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2 comments

  1. if you try to read the example.php and read all the php file in lib folder, I think you can achieve all these…

    example.php has something like:

    // orders
//print_r( $client->orders->get() );
//print_r( $client->orders->get( $order_id ) );
//print_r( $client->orders->update_status( $order_id, 'pending' ) );

    and if you’ll look at class-wc-api-client-resource-orders.php, you have this:

    /**
 * Create an order
 *
 * POST /orders
 *
 * @since 2.0
 * @param array $data valid order data
 * @return array|object your newly-created order
 */
public function create( $data ) {
    $this->set_request_args( array(
        'method' => 'POST',
        'body'   => $data,
    ) );
    return $this->do_request();
}

    now you’ll just have to test everything.

    $orderData = array(
    "order" => array(
        "line_items" => array( 
            array(
                "product_id" => 1, 
                "quantity" => 1
            ) 
        )
    )
);

$client->orders->create($orderData);

    Another suggestion is why not use WooCommerce REST API instead?
    It has great documentation and examples.

  2. $orderData = array(
    “order” => array(

    /*

"set_paid"=>true

*/

"status"=>"processing",

"payment_details"=>array("method_id"=>"cod","method_title"=>"Cash on Delivery"),

"billing_address"=>array("first_name"=>"Tumusime","last_name"=>"Deus","company"=>"mcash",
"city"=>"Kampala","address_1"=>"Plot 7 Mukalazi zone","email"=>"jones@mcash.ug","phone"=>"0784529043",
),

"shipping_address"=>array("first_name"=>"Tumusime","last_name"=>"Deus","company"=>"mcash",
"city"=>"Kampala","address_1"=>"Plot 7 Mukalazi zone","email"=>"jones@mcash.ug","phone"=>"0784529043",
),
"shipping_lines"=>array(
array("id"=>5,"method_id"=>"flat_rate:1",
"method_title"=>"Flat rate","total"=>"10000.00")

),


    "line_items" => array( 
        array(
            "product_id" => 10, 
            "quantity" => 1,

        ) ,
         array(
            "product_id" => 15, 
            "quantity" => 2,

        ) 

    )
)

    );

    //$client->orders->create($orderData);

print_r($client->orders->create($orderData));

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