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CartAddItemInput

Input for adding a product item to a shopping cart.

Contains all necessary information to add a product to the cart including quantity, pricing overrides, and configuration options for complex products like clusters.

input CartAddItemInput {
quantity: Int
notes: String
requestDate: String
productId: Int!
clusterId: Int
price: Float
childItems: [CartChildItemInput!]
}

Fields

CartAddItemInput.quantity ● Int scalar

Number of units to add to the cart.

Must be a positive integer. Defaults to 1 if not specified.

CartAddItemInput.notes ● String scalar

Additional notes or special instructions for this item.

Maximum length of 255 characters. HTML tags will be automatically removed for security.

CartAddItemInput.requestDate ● String scalar

Preferred delivery date for this specific item.

Must be provided in ISO 8601 date format (YYYY-MM-DD). Used for items that require specific delivery scheduling.

CartAddItemInput.productId ● Int! non-null scalar

Unique identifier of the product to add to the cart.

Must reference a valid product that is available for purchase and matches the cart's shop and channel configuration.

CartAddItemInput.clusterId ● Int scalar

Cluster identifier for configurable product groups.

When adding items that are part of a product cluster (configurable products with multiple components), this identifies the cluster configuration. All child items must belong to this cluster.

CartAddItemInput.price ● Float scalar

Override price per unit for external pricing systems.

When specified, overrides the calculated price with a custom value. Should only be used when integrating with external pricing systems. Maximum 5 decimal places allowed.

CartAddItemInput.childItems ● [CartChildItemInput!] list input

Child items for configurable product clusters.

Used when adding complex products that consist of multiple components. Each child item represents a component of the main product and must be part of the specified cluster configuration.

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cartAddItem mutation