Deployment and Integration

Once you have built your clothing store online shop in WEEGLOO, the next step is connecting it to the outside world. You take the products you registered in the content studio, send them out to the website your customers see, and make them exchange information automatically with outside programs whenever a product changes.

This group covers five ways to connect WEEGLOO to the outside. One is putting the website you built onto the internet so that anyone can reach it by its address. Another is automatically sending a signal to an outside program when a change you defined happens, and bringing back the result. The third is placing a backend endpoint your frontend can call, without any server code. The fourth is making that work happen by itself at the times you set. The fifth is registering a sender for sending email to customers, such as an order confirmation email.

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• Website deployment: Put the website you built onto Web Hosting and publish it on the internet so customers can reach it by its address.
• Webhook: When a change you defined happens, such as a product being registered, automatically send a signal to an outside program and fill the result it returns back into your content.
• Script: Build a backend endpoint your frontend calls, declared as JSON with no server code, so it can handle authentication, condition checks, chained steps, and external calls for you.
• Scheduler: Just as you might place a reorder each morning for products that have run out of stock, have a Script run by itself when a time you set arrives.
• Sending email: Register a sender (an Email Account) for sending mail, such as an order confirmation email, once, and let a Script send mail from that sender.