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FirstSpirit Connect for Commerce - Salesforce Commerce Cloud Bridge

Overview

Connect for Commerce Bridge API

The bridge API serves as a REST interface which is able to fetch content, product and category information from any shop backend and to display them in reports in the FirstSpirit ContentCreator.

In order to connect the bridge API with a given shop backend a bridge is needed. It acts as a microservice between the shop backend and FirstSpirit. Further information about how to implement and use a bridge can be found in the official documentation.

For more information about FirstSpirit or Connect for Commerce please use this contact form to get in touch.

Salesforce Commerce Cloud

This project implements the bridge API to connect FirstSpirit and the Salesforce Commerce Cloud e-commerce platform.

For more information about Salesforce Commerce Cloud visit the Salesforce commerce website. Lean more about their API here.

Prerequisites

  • Server running node 18 or later
  • Salesforce Commerce Cloud instance
  • Access to the Salesforce OCAPI

Getting Started

Important Notice

Due to OCAPI API restrictions, the following endpoints are not implemented in the bridge:

  • POST /contentpages
  • DELETE /contentpages/{contentId}
  • PUT /contentpages/{contentId}
  • GET /lookup-url
  • GET /storefront-url

Configuration

The configuration is done by copying the .env.template file in the root directory to a .env file and editing it.

Param Description
PORT The port on which the bridge is started.
BRIDGE_AUTH_USERNAME The username to access the bridge's API.
BRIDGE_AUTH_PASSWORD The password to access the bridge's API.
LOG_LEVEL The log level to be used within the Logger and the commons (for possible log levels see link)
CONN_MODE Either HTTP or HTTPS.
SSL_CERT Path to the certificate file to use when using HTTPS.
SSL_KEY Path to the private key file to use when using HTTPS.
OAUTH_URL The Url where the Oauth token can be retrieved from Salesforce Commerce
BASE_URL The Base URL of the Salesforce Commerce Server (the URL up to the site part)
STOREFRONT The Id of the Salesforce Site as referred in the URL
OCAPI_VERSION The version of the OCAPI to be used by the bridge
CLIENT_ID The Username to authenticate to Salesforce Commerce Cloud
CLIENT_SECRET The Password to authenticate to Salesforce Commerce Cloud
BRIDGE_AUTH_USERNAME The Username used to identify to the Bridge (Basic Auth)
BRIDGE_AUTH_PASSWORD The Password used to identify to the Bridge (Basic Auth)

Configure Language Mapping

For mapping FirstSpirit languages to Salesforce Commerce Cloud locales, this bridge uses a simple .json file found at 'src/resources/LanguageMap.json'. To add to this map, simply use the FirstSpirit language abbreviations as keys and the Salesforce Commerce Cloud locales that the OCAPI uses as values.

If the key is not found, the locale in the OCAPI call is omitted and the default Salesforce Commerce Cloud language is returned.

Run bridge

Before starting the bridge for the first time, you have to install its dependencies:

npm ci

To start the bridge run:

npm start

Run bridge in development mode

To start the bridge and re-start it whenever a file changed:

npm run start:watch

View the Swagger UI interface

Open http://localhost:3000/docs in your browser to display the bridge's interactive API documentation.

Configure FirstSpirit Module

In order to enable the Connect for Commerce FirstSpirit Module to communicate with the bridge, you have to configure it. Please refer to the documentation to learn how to achive this.

Multi-Tenant Support

We provide an example Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml to enable multi-tenant support for this service.

Build and tag the Docker image with a custom name and version:

docker build -t <IMAGE_NAME>:<VERSION> .

The docker-compose.yml demonstrates how to define multiple instances of the bridge with a different configuration.

Replace <IMAGE_NAME>:<VERSION> with the name and tag that you chose for your Docker image. Each configuration for an instance is set with a different .env.* file. The path to it needs to be defined under env_file.

Start the containers:

docker compose up -d

Stop the containers:

docker compose down

Please be aware that the Docker containers need to be accessible from your FirstSpirit instance in order to work with the Connect for Commerce module. A deployment to a Cloud provider might be necessary for this.

Legal Notices

The FirstSpirit Connect for Commerce Salesforce Commerce Cloud bridge is a product of Crownpeak Technology GmbH, Dortmund, Germany. The FirstSpirit Connect for Commerce Salesforce Commerce Cloud bridge is subject to the Apache-2.0 license.

Details regarding any third-party software products in use but not created by Crownpeak Technology GmbH, as well as the third-party licenses and, if applicable, update information can be found in the file THIRD-PARTY.txt.

Disclaimer

This document is provided for information purposes only. Crownpeak may change the contents hereof without notice. This document is not warranted to be error-free, nor subject to any other warranties or conditions, whether expressed orally or implied in law, including implied warranties and conditions of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Crownpeak specifically disclaims any liability with respect to this document and no contractual obligations are formed either directly or indirectly by this document. The technologies, functionality, services, and processes described herein are subject to change without notice.

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