Feature request

Hi @masrakib2019

Thank you for your reply. Regarding the requirements, I think providing the product total plus an array of selected addons would be great. Here is an example of what the payload could look like:

const payload = {
    price: 205.00,
    addOns: [
        {amount: 5, title: 'Size', price_type: 'fixed'},
        {amount: 5, title: 'Color', price_type: 'per_unit'}
    ]
}

In this example, the product’s configured price is $95 and the customer has selected a quantity of 2. The customer has chosen 2 addons, the Size and Color.

Original Price: $95 X 2 = $190

Size Add On: $5

Color Add On: $5 X 2 = $10

Final Price = $205

With this payload structure, our plugin can use the payload.price to update the necessary integrations. By providing payload.price, which is the price after all addon calculations, 3rd party plugins don’t need to have knowledge of your plugin’s business logic.

Kind Regards

• This reply was modified 1 week, 5 days ago by Clayton R.

Hi @masrakib2019

Thank you for your reply.

While testing your plugin I have noticed a few inconsistencies which might be considered bugs but might be a misunderstanding on my part.

1. When updating the product quantity, the Total Price does not update accordingly. Notice in this screenshot is remains at $104.90 despite the quantity of 2.

2. Despite having the Size Option addon configured to a fixed price type, when adding the 2 items to the cart, the subtotal is $209.80. That seems contradictory to the Price Type setting since there is a “Per Unit” option offered.

3. Given that the plugin supports Fixed, Percentage, Per Unit, and No Cost price options, does that means the plugin assumed Per Unit is fixed? I would think assigning “Per Unit” would be a separate option and the administrator can configure their price type to be one of Fixed, Percentage, or No Cost. This way they can offer the different price types as either Per Unit for all quantities.

Kind Regards