/// <summary>
/// Initializes a <see ref="ShopifyClient">ShopifyClient </see> that can be used to query the Storefront API.
/// The default client which can be accessed by calling <see ref="ShopifyBuy.Client">ShopifyBuy.Client() </see> which is
/// initialized after <see ref="ShopifyBuy.Init">ShopifyBuy.Init </see> is called. To access the client for the specific
/// domain passed, use <see ref="ShopifyBuy.Client">ShopifyBuy.Client(domain) </see>.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="accessToken">access token that was generated for your store</param>
/// <param name="domain">domain of your Shopify store</param>
/// \code
/// // Example that initializes the Shopify SDK for Unity
/// string accessToken = "b8d417759a62f7b342f3735dbe86b322";
/// string shopDomain = "unity-buy-sdk.myshopify.com";
///
/// // Init only needs to be called once
/// ShopifyBuy.Init(accessToken, shopDomain);
/// \endcode
public static ShopifyClient Init(string accessToken, string domain)
{
if (!ClientByDomain.ContainsKey(domain))
{
ClientByDomain[domain] = new ShopifyClient(accessToken, domain);
if (DefaultClient == null)
{
DefaultClient = ClientByDomain[domain];
}
}
return(ClientByDomain[domain]);
}
/// <summary>
/// Typically not used, but it is possible to create a <see ref="ShopifyClient">ShopifyClient </see> by passing an instance
/// that implements <see ref="BaseLoader">BaseLoader </see>. <see ref="BaseLoader">BaseLoaders </see> handle network communicationication with
/// the Storefront API. This functionality is useful if you'd like to use the Shopify SDK for Unity in a C# environment
/// outside of Unity. The <c>domain</c> string used to access specific initialized clients is inferred from
/// <see ref="BaseLoader">BaseLoader.Domain</see> which can be used to request a specific client.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="loader">a loader which will handle network communicationication with the Storefront API</param>
/// \code
/// // Mock example using a custom loader for another C# platform
/// string accessToken = "b8d417759a62f7b342f3735dbe86b322";
/// string shopDomain = "unity-buy-sdk.myshopify.com";
///
/// CustomLoaderForNonUnityPlatform loader = new CustomLoaderForNonUnityPlatform(accessToken, shopDomain);
///
/// // Init only needs to be called once
/// ShopifyBuy.Init(loader);
/// \endcode
public static ShopifyClient Init(BaseLoader loader)
{
string domain = loader.Domain;
if (!ClientByDomain.ContainsKey(domain))
{
ClientByDomain[domain] = new ShopifyClient(loader);
if (DefaultClient == null)
{
DefaultClient = ClientByDomain[domain];
}
}
return(ClientByDomain[domain]);
}
/// <summary>
/// Constructs a new cart using a <see ref="ShopifyClient">ShopifyClient </see>. Typically, carts won't be
/// instantiated directly, but will rather be instatiated using <see ref="ShopifyClient.Cart">ShopifyBuy.Client().Cart() </see>.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="client">client associated with this cart</param>
/// \code
/// // Example that creates a cart using a ShopifyClient and checks how many line items it has
/// // (spoiler: it has 0 line items since the cart was just created).
/// ShopifyClient client = new ShopifyClient(accessToken, shopDomain);
///
/// Cart cart = new Cart(client);
///
/// Debug.Log(cart.LineItems.All().Count);
/// \endcode
public Cart(ShopifyClient client)
{
State = new CartState(client);
Client = client;
#if UNITY_EDITOR || UNITY_STANDALONE
WebCheckout = new UnityWebCheckout(this, client);
NativeCheckout = null;
#elif UNITY_IOS
WebCheckout = new iOSWebCheckout(this, client);
NativeCheckout = new iOSNativeCheckout(State);
#elif UNITY_ANDROID
WebCheckout = new AndroidWebCheckout(this, client);
NativeCheckout = new AndroidNativeCheckout(State);
#else
WebCheckout = null;
NativeCheckout = null;
#endif
}
public CartState(ShopifyClient client)
{
Client = client;
_LineItems = new CartLineItems();
_LineItems.OnChange += OnLineItemChange;
}
