Build on OrderEazi Commerce

Two focused REST APIs for going headless - your own storefront, mobile app, POS, or back-office tooling, backed by the same platform that runs OrderEazi Commerce today.

Customer-facing

Store API

Catalogue browsing, search, cart, checkout, accounts, orders, wishlists, gift registries, and more. Namespaced under /api/v1/store/....

Getting started guide → Full API reference →
Back-office

Admin API

Catalogue, orders, customers, store configuration, webhooks, and bulk data transfer. Namespaced under /api/v1/admin/....

Getting started guide → Full API reference →

What calling it actually looks like

# One header, real products back.
curl https://your-store.example.com/api/v1/store/search/products?limit=3 \
  -H "X-Commerce-Key: pk_store_yourstore_<secret>"

# {
#   "products": [ { "productId": 501, "name": "...", "pricing": { "price": "R249.00" }, ... } ],
#   "total": 128, "page": 1, "pageSize": 3
# }

Client SDKs

Auto-generated straight from the Store API's OpenAPI document, so method signatures stay in sync as the API evolves. Prefer to call the REST API directly? That works too - the SDKs are a convenience, not a requirement.

Published on npm, PyPI, Packagist and NuGet, all four cut from the same release so their version numbers always match.

TypeScript

npm 
npm install @ordereazi/commerce-sdk

Python

PyPI 
pip install ordereazi-commerce-sdk

PHP

Packagist 
composer require ordereazi/commerce-sdk

C#

NuGet 
dotnet add package OrderEazi.Commerce.Sdk

AI Agent Toolkit New

An MCP server + CLI you install into your own coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code) so it can build a headless storefront here without guessing at endpoints or SDK method names - search the API docs, resolve an operation to the exact generated method name per language, scaffold a working starter storefront, and check that a key actually works, all as tools the agent calls directly.

Published on npm as @ordereazi/commerce-agent-toolkit - no checkout and no build step, npx fetches it on first use.

1. Install into your agent

npx @ordereazi/commerce-agent-toolkit init

2. Or scaffold one directly

npx @ordereazi/commerce-agent-toolkit create my-storefront

Once it's wired in, just tell your agent what you want: 

"Build me a complete headless storefront called my-storefront, wired to
https://your-store.example.com. My Store Access Key is: pk_store_yourstore_<secret>.
Install dependencies and start the dev server."

That's the whole prompt - the agent scaffolds a working React + TypeScript storefront (browse, search, cart, checkout, orders, account), wires up your key, and runs it. No hand-written API client, no guessed endpoint names.

How it works

1

Get a key

Create a Store or Admin Application Key in Backoffice under Settings > Application APIs.

2

Authenticate

Send it as X-Commerce-Key, scoped to only the permissions your integration needs.

3

Start building

Explore and test every endpoint directly from the reference docs - no separate client needed.