Pacific Rugs

Create a checkout link

Turn a chosen set of products into one checkout link the shopper opens to pay. Pass every item in a single call — the link carries them all. Prices are re-derived by the store, so the returned lines are what the shopper will actually be charged; check them against what you quoted, and tell the shopper about anything listed as unavailable. This does not place an order or take payment: the shopper finishes in their browser.

Get product details

Look up one product by id: full description, images, every option and variant with its own price and availability, subscription plans, and the page URL. Read this before recommending a product or building a checkout link — it is the only place the exact option names and values that create_checkout expects are stated.

Get store information

Facts about the store itself: name, currency, the shipping and pickup options it offers, and the URLs of its own pages (shipping, returns, about, contact). Read this before answering anything about delivery, returns or policy — quote the store's page rather than assuming a common practice.

Search products

Search this store's catalog. Returns matching products with their prices, availability and links, plus the refinements that would narrow the search further (the tags actually present in these results, with counts). Start here: it is the only way to learn a product id. Call it again with tags, price bounds or in_stock rather than guessing at a narrower query.