Get to Know B2B Commerce for Administrators Data and Code Examples for Partner Learning Camp (aka b2b-commerce-gtk-admin)
The data and code samples in this repository are not organized in a traditional "developer package" deployable from an IDE such as Visual Studio Code; That is very much 'by design.' SFDX packages can be unwieldly for Administrators who just want to stand up an environment, place orders and test out new features without having to dive into matters like coding tasks, tooling and its setup which is a topic entirely on its own.
This example is provided as-is. It's not officially supported by Salesforce or covered by SLAs. API documentation is not provided with the examples. Please refer to the official documentation. The documentation for the majority of the data and code in this collection can be found in these URLS:
- Integration Architecture for B2B and D2C Stores (LWR)
- Native Shipping Service
- Configure the Salesforce Tax Solution
- Cart Calculate API
- Default Calculator Invocation Logic
- Extension Provider Examples
- Commerce Extensibility Repository
- Cart Reference
- Tax Reference
- Shipping Cart Calculator
- CSV File Format for Importing Data for a Store
- Plan Your Category Structure
- Create Product Categories and Subcategories
- Configure Store Language, Currency, and Tax
- B2B and D2C Commerce Resources of the Connect REST API Developer Guide.
This repository contains a code folder and a data folder at the root level meant to support Administrators or Developers pursuing self-enablement, skill-building and ultimately pursuit of Accredited Professional credentials.
This code is meant to support the "Get to Know B2B Commerce for Administrators" Partner Learning Camp curriculum in the Partner Learning Camp. Examples here may be oversimplified to support a speedy setup. It's up to you as a Solution Implementing Partner to explore the rest of the capabilities that that the checkout integration and data models can handle.
This code may be updated with each seasonal release. The original check-in was tied to Spring '24.