Ionic Angular Android iOS Apps For WooCommerce WebCheckout

Prepare development environments with Angular CLI and Ionic, set up routing and navigation, and activate the app for commercial websites.

Install the Angular command line interface globally with npm install -g @angular/cli to prepare the Angular environment for building Ionic apps.

Install Cordova and configure essential plugins to enable device access in an Ionic 5 Angular app for Android, iOS, and web checkout, then develop pages and services.

Generate your first Ionic app by exploring the project structure, including the F module with module declarations, providers, and routing, and prepare to add pages and services next.

Create essential pages and services for an Ionic 5 Angular WooCommerce app, including categories, login, product details, an auth service, a WooCommerce service, and an auth guard to secure routes.

connect the app to a WordPress WooCommerce store via rest api keys with read and write access; pull products, place orders, and fetch new users, with tax topics.

Explore how to display categories and components using a read list guard to understand their use in the app, and prepare to move to the next lecture.

Discover how Ionic serves as a cross-platform app development platform for web developers. It enables Android and iOS apps with open-source UI components and rapid development features.

Learn to build a responsive ion grid with rows and columns, using size lg and xs to display products with image, name, and price on the home page.

The lecture demonstrates building a lottery spinner on the homepage with Ionic components, using a loading state tied to product data and conditional visibility.

Explore how Cordova works through a concrete example, detailing three steps: install Cordova globally, add iOS and Android platforms, and render code in a webview with plugins.

Install and configure a jwt auth plugin for WordPress to generate web tokens, update wp-config.php with a secret key and salt, and align with the WooCommerce API for registration.

Learn to implement customer registration using the WooCommerce API in an Ionic 5 Angular app, including a validated form and post request to create a customer.

Explore using the toast controller in Ionic 5 to show success and failure messages across login and signup flows, configuring duration, position, and content.

Auto populate left menu with the logged-in user's display name by decoding the login response, storing user id and access token in local storage, and sharing data via a service.

Implement logout by clearing local storage and updating the app to a logged-out state. Bind logout to a button and reload the page to show login or register options.

Enable social media logins for the WooCommerce checkout by allowing users to sign in with their social accounts, such as Google, and automatically create a user record on first login.

Create a Facebook developer console app, name it, set a contact email, complete the security check, and import the Facebook plugin into the module for Android and iOS platform setup.

Connect Facebook login to an Ionic app by configuring the Facebook app id and unique Android and iOS bundles. Build, sign with keystore, and test on device.

Learn to implement Facebook login to create or link an equivalent web customer using the WooCommerce API, performing email checks, JWT login, and web checkout synchronization.

Create a project from the console and prepare Firebase and the app bundle for Google Plus plugin. Generate a debug signing certificate from a keystore and enable Android platform.

Create and configure a Firebase console project for iOS and Android, set the bundle ID, download configuration files, generate debug signing keys, and enable authentication to connect the app.

Connect firebase with our ionic app using google login, import plugins, configure providers, and debug on android with chrome tools to verify successful firebase integration.

Explore why we need web checkout in a mobile app and how the key plugin enables seamless checkout in a Ionic 5 Angular WooCommerce app.

Implement in-app browser to let customers select product options and complete checkout, while syncing app and web user IDs for seamless login across platforms.

Use an in-app web browser to pass login data between app and web, enabling adding to cart, entering shipping and billing info, selecting shipping and payment methods, and completing checkout.

Open a desired link in the in-app browser, pass data from the app to the website, then build and test on real devices to load the product details page.

Implement auto login from the app to the website using InAppBrowser, checking local storage for an existing user and showing a login prompt only when needed, then redirecting seamlessly.

Develop and verify user authentication with customer registration and social login, then display billing and shipping details and an order list badge for current WooCommerce web checkout orders.

List all orders for the currently logged-in user by calling the Commerce Service API, showing order details, shipping details, and products, with a loading spinner and a no-orders state.

Configure routing to display a single order by its id and fetch order details to show billing, shipping, general, and quantity information in a responsive view.

Proceed with further enhancement and tuning to improve the near-ready app, implementing or refreshing the homepage product list and applying finiteness growth and style adjustments.

Implement pull to refresh for the homepage products in the Ionic Angular app, wiring a refresh function to fire an event inside the base and update content with console feedback.

Display a toast when infinite scroll completes and no more products exist to load. Stop further loading and clearly inform users that there are no more items to load.

Pull all categories with a service, then load and display products for the chosen category by category id; configure routing to navigate from the category view to the products view.