Carts

Endpoint reference: ✅ Verified live against production on 10 May 2026. Carts are per-client. Each client has at most one active cart. Adding items to a cart doesn’t reserve inventory — items are only committed when an order is placed via POST /dapp/orders.

Conceptual surprise: the API exposes “clients-with-carts”, not “carts directly”

⚠️ Read this before building cart UI. GET /dapp/carts returns a paginated list of clients, each with their clientCart[] and cartItems[] embedded. The top-level field is clients, not carts. This is a small but real footgun — your UI code expecting data.carts will silently render nothing.

If your store has a “carts in progress” view (for the holder, showing all customers who’ve started a cart), this endpoint feeds it. If you’re rendering a single customer’s cart, fetch GET /dapp/clients/{clientId} instead — clientCart[] is included in the detail response.

Endpoints

Method	Path	Auth	Description
`POST`	`/dapp/carts`	API-key + sig	Add items to a client’s cart (creates the cart if none exists)
`GET`	`/dapp/carts`	API-key + sig	List clients with carts in progress
`DELETE`	`/dapp/carts/{cartId}`	API-key + sig	Delete a cart

`POST /dapp/carts` — add items

Adds one or more strain items to a client’s cart. Creates the cart on first call.

Request body

The shape is CreateCartItemsDto per the live OpenAPI spec — full schema not formally declared, but the working pattern is:

{
  "clientId": "2cbab026-9dc6-46fd-8580-77e3dfd2f086",
  "cartItems": [
    { "strainId": "c77dd198-ec9a-4ced-8105-937fde104424", "quantity": 5 },
    { "strainId": "<other-strain-id>", "quantity": 2 }
  ]
}

Field	Type	Required	Notes
`clientId`	string (UUID)	✅	Must belong to the calling holder
`cartItems`	array	✅	At least one item
`cartItems[].strainId`	string (UUID)	✅	From Strains
`cartItems[].quantity`	integer	✅	Positive integer (units of grams)

Canonical payload (for signing)

JSON.stringify(body) — compact, no whitespace. Send the same exact string as the request body.

Response

201 Created with the cart’s id.

{
  "success": true,
  "statusCode": 201,
  "message": "Success",
  "data": { "id": "<cart-uuid>" }
}

Idempotency

POST /dapp/carts is not idempotent server-side. Calling it twice with the same payload will add the items twice. If the customer hits the “Add to cart” button rapidly, debounce client-side. There’s no Idempotency-Key header support yet (see 04-errors.md § Idempotency).

Errors

Status	Cause	Fix
`400` `["clientId must be a UUID", "cartItems should not be empty"]`	Validation failure	Validate input client-side first
`403` “Client does not belong to this holder”	`clientId` is for another holder’s customer	Re-fetch the holder’s client list and pick from there
`404` “Strain not found”	`strainId` was soft-deleted between catalogue fetch and add	Refresh the catalogue, drop stale items

`GET /dapp/carts` — clients with carts

Returns a paginated list of clients who have an active cart, with the cart and items embedded.

Query parameters

Name	Type	Default
`page`	integer	`1`
`limit`	integer	`10`
`search`	string	—

Canonical payload

urlencode(query) if any present, else "{}".

Response shape (verified)

{
  "success": true,
  "statusCode": 200,
  "message": "Success",
  "data": {
    "clients": [
      {
        "id": "715b0db6-02e9-46b4-8b1a-eb6cac47f9d1",
        "firstName": "Ricardo",
        "lastName": "Capone",
        "email": "ricardo.capone@protonmail.ch",
        "shippings": [ { "countryCode": "ZAF", "currency": null } ],
        "clientCart": [
          {
            "id": "6712f17e-678e-419c-9790-27dff0de7ed2",
            "cartItems": [
              {
                "quantity": 5,
                "createdAt": "2026-05-08T11:46:12.738Z",
                "strain": { /* embedded strain summary */ }
              }
            ]
          }
        ]
      }
    ],
    "pageMetaDto": {
      "page": "1", "take": 10, "itemCount": 1,
      "pageCount": 1, "hasPreviousPage": false, "hasNextPage": false
    }
  }
}

🪲 clientCart is an array even though each client has at most one active cart. Take [0] and treat the rest defensively.

🪲 Cart items have no id in the embedded list — only quantity, createdAt, and the embedded strain. To remove a single item, you delete the whole cart and recreate. There’s no “remove item from cart” endpoint in the current API. 🔒

Worked example (Python)

def carts_in_progress(page=1, limit=10):
    query = {"page": str(page), "limit": str(limit)}
    payload = canonical_payload("GET", query=query)
    headers = auth_headers(API_KEY, SECRET_KEY, payload)
    url = f"https://api.drgreennft.com/api/v1/dapp/carts?{urlencode(query)}"
    r = httpx.get(url, headers=headers)
    r.raise_for_status()
    clients = r.json()["data"]["clients"]
    # Flatten to a "cart progress" list
    return [
        {"client": c, "cart": (c["clientCart"][0] if c["clientCart"] else None)}
        for c in clients
    ]

`DELETE /dapp/carts/{cartId}` — delete a cart

Removes a cart and all its items. Used when the customer abandons or chooses to start over.

Path parameters

Name	Type	Description
`cartId`	string (UUID)	The `id` from `clientCart[0].id`

Canonical payload

{}

Response

200 OK with data: null or a confirmation id.

Errors

Status	Cause	Fix
`404` “Cart not found”	Already deleted, or wrong holder	Treat as success on the client side; idempotent in practice
`401` “User is not authorized”	Signed `""` instead of `"{}"`	Use the canonical payload `"{}"`

Common patterns

Resolve a single client’s cart

async function clientCart(clientId: string): Promise<Cart | null> {
  const client = await getClient(clientId); // GET /dapp/clients/{clientId}
  return client.clientCart[0] ?? null;
}

Replace cart contents (since there’s no “remove item”)

async function setCart(clientId: string, items: { strainId: string; quantity: number }[]) {
  const client = await getClient(clientId);
  const existing = client.clientCart[0];
  if (existing) await deleteCart(existing.id);
  await postCart({ clientId, cartItems: items });
}

Cart-to-order

When the customer checks out, you call POST /dapp/orders with the cart’s contents. The order endpoint takes the same shape as the cart contents, with the addition of shipping and payment details. The cart itself isn’t automatically cleared on order — clean it up with DELETE if you want a fresh slate.

Caching guidance

Don’t cache cart responses. Carts are mutable and customers expect immediate feedback after add/remove operations. Always read fresh.

Getting Started

Core Concepts

Guides

Endpoint Reference

Carts

Carts

Conceptual surprise: the API exposes “clients-with-carts”, not “carts directly”

Endpoints

`POST /dapp/carts` — add items

Request body

Canonical payload (for signing)

Response

Idempotency

Errors

`GET /dapp/carts` — clients with carts

Query parameters

Canonical payload

Response shape (verified)

Worked example (Python)

`DELETE /dapp/carts/{cartId}` — delete a cart

Path parameters

Canonical payload

Response

Errors

Common patterns

Resolve a single client’s cart

Replace cart contents (since there’s no “remove item”)

Cart-to-order

Caching guidance

See also

​Carts

​Conceptual surprise: the API exposes “clients-with-carts”, not “carts directly”

​Endpoints

​POST /dapp/carts — add items

​Request body

​Canonical payload (for signing)

​Response

​Idempotency

​Errors

​GET /dapp/carts — clients with carts

​Query parameters

​Canonical payload

​Response shape (verified)

​Worked example (Python)

​DELETE /dapp/carts/{cartId} — delete a cart

​Path parameters

​Canonical payload

​Response

​Errors

​Common patterns

​Resolve a single client’s cart

​Replace cart contents (since there’s no “remove item”)

​Cart-to-order

​Caching guidance

​See also

Carts

Conceptual surprise: the API exposes “clients-with-carts”, not “carts directly”

Endpoints

`POST /dapp/carts` — add items

Request body

Canonical payload (for signing)

Response

Idempotency

Errors

`GET /dapp/carts` — clients with carts

Query parameters

Canonical payload

Response shape (verified)

Worked example (Python)

`DELETE /dapp/carts/{cartId}` — delete a cart

Path parameters

Canonical payload

Response

Errors

Common patterns

Resolve a single client’s cart

Replace cart contents (since there’s no “remove item”)

Cart-to-order

Caching guidance

See also