extcode/cart

Shopping Cart(s) for TYPO3

Cart Products

, _(*1)

The extension is a small but powerful extension which "solely" adds a shopping cart to your TYPO3 installation and is well suited for content commerce., _(*2)

The extension allows you to add products to a cart and handles the order process completely. There are other awesome extensions like extcode/cart-products, extcode/cart-events, and extcode/cart-books to handle different types of products., _(*3)

Furthermore, you will find some payment provider extensions like extcode/cart-payone, extcode/cart-paypal, extcode/cart-saverpay, and more to add payment methods to the checkout process., _(*4)

1. Features

• makes intensive use of the TYPO3 Core API functionality
• very well expandable
  • several hooks, signal slots, and interfaces
  • API (finisher pipeline) to process the order with possibility to register own tasks
  • API to add payment providers
  • API to connect your own product extensions
• highly configurable through TypoScript
• proved Bootstrap templates
• backend module to show and utilize orders

2. Installation / Upgrade

2.1 Installation

Installation using Composer

The recommended way to install the extension is by using [Composer][2]. In your Composer based TYPO3 project root, just do composer require extcode/cart., _(*5)

Installation as extension from TYPO3 Extension Repository (TER)

Download and install the extension with the extension manager module., _(*6)

2.2 Update and Upgrade

Attention, Before updating to a new minor version or upgrading to a new major version, be sure to check the changelog section in the documentation. Sometimes minor versions also result in minor adjustments to own templates or configurations., _(*7)

3. Administration

3.1 Compatibility and supported Versions

If you need extended support for features and bug fixes outside of the currently supported versions, we are happy to offer paid services., _(*8)

3.2. Changelog

Please have a look into the official extension documentation in changelog chapter, _(*9)

3.3. Release Management

News uses semantic versioning which basically means for you, that - bugfix updates (e.g. 1.0.0 => 1.0.1) just includes small bugfixes or security relevant stuff without breaking changes. - minor updates (e.g. 1.0.0 => 1.1.0) includes new features and smaller tasks without breaking changes. - major updates (e.g. 1.0.0 => 2.0.0) breaking changes wich can be refactorings, features or bugfixes., _(*10)

4. Sponsoring

• Ask for an invoice.
• GitHub Sponsors
• PayPal.Me