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Hi, I am a beginner at D365 Commerce.
I have cloned D365 Commerce SDK from Dynamics 365 Commerce Github Repo. I have to fetch extension properties during the checkout process.
To do so I have added a post-trigger corresponding to CreateOrderFromCartRequest.
The above trigger is supposed to fetch the custom property by leveraging the extension property of the request object.
This Commerce SDK is on my local machine and I am looking for a way to run it and test the functionality.
Is there any way to run Commerce SDK locally and connect it to the commerce website?
Thanks
Aman Soni
Hi,
You can refer to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/commerce/dev-itpro/channel-db-extensions for channel DB extension so that you can add your custom properties corresponding to an existing table.
To update the custom property in the extension table you can check https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/commerce/dev-itpro/commerce-runtime-extensibility#scenario
Once the above steps completed, you can refer https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/commerce/dev-itpro/cdx-extensibility to pull/push the data from/to HQ or channel DB.
Thanks,
Aman
Hi Sam,
I appreciate your response.
I have already set up the commerce website and running with a node server on my local machine.
In my case instead of Retail SDK, I am using Commerce SDK by referring Commerce SDK and have cloned the project from Github Commerce SDK Github REPO.
My concern is If I have to implement any business logic corresponding to these API Commerce Scale Unit API then what should be the steps.
As per my understanding till now, we should create a trigger for the corresponding request which is being served by the API. So I did the same in the commerce SDK project.
But now I want a way to test it whether it is going to work or not? Is it possible to debug the commerce SDK?
Thanks,
Aman Soni
Hi Aman,
Did you follow the steps here to install the SDK? Set up a development environment - Commerce | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Docs
You can then edit the .env file to point to an environment to test against: Configure a development environment (.env) file - Commerce | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Docs
This document goes into more details around setting up against a cloud environment: Configure an e-commerce development environment against a Commerce cloud environment - Commerce | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Docs
Or you can use MOCKs to test against: Test modules with module mocks - Commerce | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Docs and Test modules by using page mocks - Commerce | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Docs
Hope that helps,
Sam
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