Rest API to store products in cart based on the user id in woocommerce

Question

Only related reference for the same I found with accepted by few people is the below mentioned code but there is no session stored in options table with the following key \'_wc_

Answer 1

After a lot of research to the way woo-commerce uses persistent cart I have created a working solution.

function woocomm_add_to_cart($param) {

global $wpdb;
$user_id = $param['user_id'];
$objProduct = new WC_Session_Handler();

$wc_session_data = $objProduct->get_session($user_id);

// Get the persistent cart may be _woocommerce_persistent_cart can be in your case check in user_meta table
$full_user_meta = get_user_meta($user_id,'_woocommerce_persistent_cart_1',true);

// create new Cart Object
$cartObj = new WC_Cart();

// Add old cart data to newly created cart object
if($full_user_meta['cart']) {
    foreach($full_user_meta['cart'] as $sinle_user_meta) {
        $cartObj->add_to_cart( $sinle_user_meta['product_id'], $sinle_user_meta['quantity']  );
    }
}

// Add product and quantities coming in request to the new cart object
if($param['products']){
    foreach($param['products'] as $prod) {
        $cartObj->add_to_cart( $prod['product_id'], $prod['quantity']  );
    }
}

$updatedCart = [];
foreach($cartObj->cart_contents as $key => $val) {
    unset($val['data']);
    $updatedCart[$key] = $val;
}

// If there is a current session cart, overwrite it with the new cart
if($wc_session_data) {
    $wc_session_data['cart'] = serialize($updatedCart);
    $serializedObj = maybe_serialize($wc_session_data);


    $table_name = 'wp_woocommerce_sessions';

    // Update the wp_session table with updated cart data
    $sql ="UPDATE $table_name SET 'session_value'= '".$serializedObj."', WHERE  'session_key' = '".$user_id."'";

    // Execute the query
    $rez = $wpdb->query($sql);
}

// Overwrite the persistent cart with the new cart data
$full_user_meta['cart'] = $updatedCart;
update_user_meta($user_id, '_woocommerce_persistent_cart_1', $full_user_meta);

$response = [
    'status' => true,
    'message' => 'Products successfully added to cart'
];

return rest_ensure_response($response);


}

Here is the Request json data for the Rest API:

{"user_id": 15, "products" : [{"product_id":"81","quantity":"0.5"},{"product_id":"1817","quantity":"0.5"}]}