shopware-headless-commerce

Shopware 6 headless storefronts manage cart operations by using the Store API to add, update, or remove items. These stateful interactions require sending the sw-access-key and sw-context-token headers to maintain session context.

The Shopware 6 Store API requires the sw-access-key and sw-context-token headers for all stateful interactions. These headers authenticate the storefront and maintain the session context necessary for cart manipulation, checkout processes, and customer account functionalities.

Yes, Shopware 6 headless commerce supports stateful checkout processes via the Store API. It handles order creation and payment handling by managing the session context through required headers like sw-context-token, ensuring a continuous checkout flow in decoupled storefronts.

Yes, you can handle customer registration, login, profile updates, and order history through the Shopware Store API. These customer account functionalities are stateful operations that require proper session management using the sw-access-key and sw-context-token headers.

The best way to build a decoupled e-commerce app using Shopware 6 is by leveraging its headless architecture. Interact directly with the Store API to handle stateful operations like cart management, checkout flows, and customer accounts while maintaining session context with sw-access-key and sw-context-token headers.