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README.md
Extending the Store API
Your application can change the way the Store API works by extending certain endpoints. It can add data to certain endpoints to make your server-side data available to the client-side.
You can also use the Store API trigger a server-side cart update from the client which will then update the client-side cart with the data returned by the API.
The documents listed below contain further details on how to achieve the above.
| Document | Description |
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| Exposing your data in the Store API | Explains how you can add additional data to Store API endpoints. |
| Available endpoints to extend with ExtendSchema | A list of all available endpoints to extend. |
| Available Formatters | Available Formatters to format data for use in the Store API. |
| Updating the cart with the Store API | Update the server-side cart following an action from the front-end. |