!!! Connecting WooCommerce to Bravo Studio?

Hi  yes this will work, actually I have done this, but similar, and used, tested and tried both "Make" and "Zapier".
So I did not used WooCommerce but another powerful 3rd party API and instead of Backendless I used Airtable, 
So here is what I did :-

1.  I got the REST api url (general without query strings) :-

(query strings are the parameters which start after "?" in your URL, you don't have to pass it in URL since Zapier or Make will automatically encode them)

2. In Zapier you have to use "webhooks by Zapier" and select (GET, PUT, POST etc) or in Make you have to use "HTML" integration.

3. In your database, make columns for query parameters,
    example - if the API takes product = xyz, age = 23 etc,
   you have to add product and age as columns in your table.
(this is the reason we do not pass query strings in the URL as mentioned in step 1)

4. Now you have to connect first your database table to get the columns and connect them to webhooks or HTML in Zapier or Make resp.

5. Then you have to connect this again to your database, either you can update your table or add new rows with the output you received.

Then you can display a GET API of backendless in the Bravo App.

In short :-

Backendless -> REST API (woocommerce) (pass query parameters and key) -> Update Backendless (with output from previous step)

Hope this helps, I actually devoted 5-6 days for this, seriously did lot and lot of web mining for this, learnt by my self and now I am clear with everything and how 3rd party API can be integrated, seriously this is amazing like we can do ANYTHING, just a REST API is what is required (or jdks who like them)

Friendly advice - use Make (it gives 1000 API call for free vs Zapier which is 100) (plus you cant use webhooks in Zapier in free account)

I don't know what happened with this project but maybe you could learn from him: https://community.bravostudio.app/c/data-api/woocommerce-api-and-bravo-studio

Thank you for your advice! I will try out your method and will make sure it works out!

I am currently in this situation. but I wanted to make it simple by creating a site (woocommerce) and using the bravo studio WebView. your explanations are really helpful

I thought of doing that too, but after seeing Bravo's sample app using Shopify embed (https://projects.bravostudio.app/sample-apps/complete-apps?appId=01ENAMN2C35XYYAG1YTZ04KDW4), I got discouraged.

The user interface does not look good and the experience does not feel natural. It feels like I am browsing on the internet, not a mobile app.

I tried to make an example with a woocommerce and shopify site. I created three iphone pro max frames plus an asset icon
1 - frame: Icon [active: icon]
2 - frame:splash [active:splash]
3 - frame: Notification[intro:once]
4 - frame:shopify[container][aspectratio:screen] with webview.

It works great in mobile mode and workable to build an app with bravo studio without really going through multiple integrations. everything will depend on the theme used when creating your woocommerce or shopify site

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