BigCommerce Examples & Starters(22)

Using a serverless function, you can get the response from the Orders webhook to call Twilio and send a text message to a customer about their order. This could be a confirmation text or a series of texts based on status changes of an order. Use this to get started, extend it with contributions, or fork it and make it your own application.

Using a serverless function, you can enable Stripe Subscriptions. The application is using BigCommerce webhooks to send Order data to a serverless function to determine if the user purchased a subscription product and should be enrolled in a Stripe subscription.

Netlify Headless Summit Presentation - September 3, 2020 📓 Abstract The following is an overview of the creation of a headless multi-region ecommerce site using BigCommerce APIs. This presentation was given at the Netlify Headless Commerce Summit on September 3, 2020. In this document, you will find references and materials to support the development of a multi-region headless site using GatsbyJS, BigCommerce, and Netlify. 📄 To see the presentation collateral use the "Article" link below.

This application is using BigCommerce webhooks to send order data to a serverless function then based on what the user purchased assign them to a customer group. In the example, it is looking to see if the user purchased a membership.

This starter kit uses the AWS CloudFormation template in cloudformation/stack.json to deploy serverless resources and replicate BigCommerce orders. Also included: workflows for continuous deployment with GitHub actions.

In this article, learn how the Product Display Page can be augmented with the Storefront Cart and GraphQL APIs in a non-persistent environment.

In this post, we discuss the basics of Vue.js, how it can benefit your upcoming projects, and a prototype example using Nuxt.js, Divante’s Storefront UI, and axios.

In this article, you will configure an environment in Postman with BigCommerce API credentials, and you will create a collection that demonstrates a headless cart and checkout sequence on BigCommerce.

In this article, we learn more about GraphQL, an open-source syntax and query processor for APIs, and how it can be used with the GraphQL Storefront API.

Through the use of Netlify Functions, support a built-in cart and checkout flow (with 50+ payment gateways/methods, advanced tax, and shipping providers, etc.) that uses the BigCommerce APIs to provide a complete end-to-end shopper experience, without the need for a complex backend or middleware.

In this article, we’ll demonstrate how you can use ngrok to retrieve an Oauth token from the BigCommerce auth service and install the app in your store, all while still working locally. Consider this your comprehensive guide to testing, running, and authenticating BigCommerce apps locally.

In this article, follow a step-by-step guide to starting custom templates with React in a Stencil theme in a way that is scalable and reusable.

In this article, we focus on five underutilized Handlebars Helpers that might be helpful for everyday programming tasks. Developers can direct the presentation of each page in the Stencil theme framework using Handlebars Helpers.

In this article we discover BigDesign, a collection of custom React components and style guidelines created for external developers to quickly build apps that blend seamlessly within BigCommerce.

Download a tiny WordPress plugin for BC4WP that prevents the top WordPress 'admin' bar from showing if the user logged in is a BigCommerce customer.

Download a tiny WordPress plugin for BC4WP that forces notifications within the cart navigation menu item to be active. Useful when you do not have an SSL certificate on the WordPress site, which deactivates the notifications but want to show it anyway.

In this article, we cover our philosophy on enabling multi-region use cases, implementation examples within the plugin, and how to create a basic multi-region shopper experience. Learn how to extend the BigCommerce for Wordpress plugin to support multi-region on your storefront.

Download the open-source BigCommerce for Drupal commerce module that fast tracks a headless commerce approach using the two platforms. Built and maintained by Acro Media.

In this article, follow the steps it took to get to a functional app using Laravel on the back-end and React on the front-end. At the end of the process, you'll have an app running locally that is connected to a production BigCommerce store.

In this article, the bulk order form we’re going to build uses the free BigCommerce Cornerstone theme, the BigCommerce Storefront API, and React. It’s implemented by setting a custom layout file on a category page with simple products, feeding the product data into the form automatically.

In this article, we hear first impressions of working with Gatsby and a conceptual overview of how Gatsby fits into a headless strategy. We’ll talk high-level architectures and layout how Gatsby interacts with BigCommerce.

Download a tiny WordPress plugin for BC4WP that turns on the ability to write product reviews for all shoppers.