Breadcrumb
A breadcrumb displays the sequential path of pages, indicating the complete path to the current page and offering a means to navigate back to previous points.
Menu Item Schema
Field
Data Type
Description
label
string
User-friendly text for the URL.
url
string
The URL of the menu item.
level
int
The breadcrumb level.
pk
UUID
The UUID of the menu item.
sort_order
int
The order from the oldest ancestor to the current menu item, equal to the level field.
path
string
The breadcrumb path, with each step encoded into 4 characters.
parent_pk
Null
Always null.
parent
Null
Always null.
generator_name
string
Generator name, e.g., menu_item.
extra_context
JSON
Additional information about the object, such as numchild and attributes.
GET Generate Breadcrumb
GET Generate BreadcrumbThe path field stores the complete breadcrumb path, where every 4 characters represent a distinct breadcrumb step. For example, if the path is 0001000N0002, then 0001 is the first step, 000N is the second, and 0002 is the third. This way, the objects with the values 0001 and 0001000N of the path field become its ancestors.
Path: https://{commerce_url}/menus/generate_breadcrumb/
This method is used to fetch a menu with the given UUID and its ancestors.
Query Parameters
To generate a breadcrumb, the following query parameters must be provided:
Query String Params
Data Type
Description
item
string
Menu item UUID to generate the breadcrumb.
generator_name
string
Generator name, e.g., menu_item.
Example Response (200 OK)
{
"menu": [
{
"label": null,
"url": "/",
"level": 0,
"pk": "0ad242e3-90e4-421e-98c9-50f682cde230",
"sort_order": 0,
"path": "0001000N",
"parent_pk": null,
"parent": null,
"generator_name": "menu_item",
"extra_context": {
"attributes": {
"category_id": null
},
"numchild": 2
}
},
{
"label": null,
"url": "selamsmsm",
"level": 1,
"pk": "1a300982-a19d-457f-8d68-6a9dee448a56",
"sort_order": 1,
"path": "0001000N0002",
"parent_pk": null,
"parent": null,
"generator_name": "menu_item",
"extra_context": {
"attributes": {
"category_id": null
},
"numchild": 1
}
}
]
}Example Response (400 Bad Request)
If both item and generator_name are not sent as query parameters, the system will return a 400 bad request response, indicating the missing parameters like below:
{
"item": [
"Bu alan gerekli."
],
"generator_name": [
"Bu alan gerekli."
]
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