Events

The widget exposes an event-driven API. Attach listeners in your application and keep business logic there.

Register and remove listeners

const onAddToCart = (data: { products: Array<{ productId: string; variantId?: string }> }) => {
  console.log("add_to_cart", data.products);
};

widget.on("add_to_cart", onAddToCart);

// Later, cleanup:
widget.off("add_to_cart", onAddToCart);

Event reference

ready

Fired when the widget is ready to use.

widget.on("ready", () => {
  console.log("Widget ready");
});

add_to_cart

Fired when the widget requests adding products to cart.

Payload shape:

type AddToCartEvent = {
  products: Array<{
    productId: string;
    variantId?: string;
  }>;
};

Example:

widget.on("add_to_cart", async (data) => {
  for (const product of data.products) {
    // Resolve variant if needed, then call your cart API/action
    await addToCartInYourApp(product);
  }
});

add_to_favorite

Fired when the user toggles favorites on a product and the SDK has validated the payload and resolved an identifier.

Subscription. Register a listener with widget.on("add_to_favorite", (data: AddToFavoriteEvent) => { ... }). The literal "add_to_favorite" is also available as IncomingMessageTypes.ADD_TO_FAVORITE from the package if you prefer a constant.

Types. AddToFavoriteEvent and AddToFavoritePayload are the same shape; import either from @usesophi/sophi-web-sdk, along with Product, ProductSummary, and optionally IncomingMessageTypes.

Payload. The callback receives:

• product (Product | ProductSummary): Full product context for your UI or integrations.
• isFavorite (boolean): Whether the product is favorited after the user’s action (the resulting state).
• productIdentifier (string): Convenience id string computed by the SDK from product so you do not need your own fallback logic.

productIdentifier resolution. The SDK derives the value in this order: use a non-empty externalId on product if present; else String(product.id) if id is present; else a non-empty productId on product if present. If none of these apply, the SDK does not emit add_to_favorite.

Invalid or missing data. If validation fails or productIdentifier cannot be derived, the SDK does not fire add_to_favorite (it may log a console warning). You do not need to handle malformed payloads for this event.

Example:

import {
  type AddToFavoriteEvent,
  IncomingMessageTypes,
} from "@usesophi/sophi-web-sdk";

widget.on("add_to_favorite", (data: AddToFavoriteEvent) => {
  syncWishlist(data.productIdentifier, data.isFavorite, data.product);
});

// Equivalent:
widget.on(IncomingMessageTypes.ADD_TO_FAVORITE, (data: AddToFavoriteEvent) => {
  syncWishlist(data.productIdentifier, data.isFavorite, data.product);
});

send_to_checkout

Fired when user should be redirected to checkout.

widget.on("send_to_checkout", () => {
  window.location.href = "/checkout";
});

error

Fired when the widget reports an error.

widget.on("error", (error: Error) => {
  console.error("Sophi error", error.message);
});