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Create Shop orders 🧽 #198
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Love this evolution of our shop! This new "order" abstraction seems the perfect next step towards creating a more robust experience and better information for both the seller and the client buying. Apart from what you already suggested, we may need to think on a way to give admin users a reading version of the total list of orders... so the teams behind each community can see what is happening and help users that get lost. Eventually, this general view can be available to anyone in the community, when we move to a more decentralized decision making process. great improvement @lucca65 thanks for suggesting this new path! |
Entity and abstractionsProduct
Orders
CategoriesReferencesMutations
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It could also have slugs and slug lookup:
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About the Categories implementation:
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@juramos-2020 pra você dar uma olhada, que estamos começando a trabalhar nisso! |
Olá pessoal, @lucca65 @NeoVier @MatheusBuss @muguika Com base nas informações dessa Issue, comecei a desenhar o mapa mental com as principais frentes das Orders ( vendedor, comprador, pedido e produto) para termos algo mais visual sobre o caminho que estamos traçando. https://www.figma.com/file/7i222dvmbckzXfQsRlfoNB/Orders?node-id=0%3A1 Fiquem a vontade para contribuir ou deixar suas dúvidas. Ainda não ta nada gravado em pedra, pois ainda temos muito o que decidir. Eu e a @rafachadud vamos começar a desenhar a jornada do usuário para termos uma visão mais clara de cada passo que ele vai dar com esse novo recurso. Quando tivermos tudo pronto vamos convidar a todos para definirmos essa jornada juntos 👌 |
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Show @juramos-2020! 🚀 |
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Today we have products and a very basic structure called
orders
. Before it was calledsale_history
because it was really only a registration of buying something from the shop. This proposal suggests a new structure to make theorder
abstraction more powerful and more useful.Describe the solution you'd like
First we need to make the order have status. Orders always relate to trying to buy products from the same seller, or user. An order looks like this:
created
,completed
Another change is that today, orders are created by listening to this contract call. We should change this to make the creation of an Order to be an GraphQL call. After the order is created we can update it with the transaction ID to link it with the payment. This process can later be expanded to include several payments, until the oder is completed.
With that we can completely remove the
transfer_sale
call and properly using theorder
abstraction.Orders will also need to be approved by the creator of the offer/product. This is because change is to be expected and orders must be accepted
We will need the following screens:
The new features users may gain
Describe alternatives you've considered
We could start working on the idea of expanding possible
status
es. We could choose to track partial payments (useful for payments with fiat and crypto). We could add tracking capabilities to allow users to inform delivering/posting information and also add stuff likecanceled
or other abstractionsAdditional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.
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