commerce_wishlist

Provides the ability for customers to add products to a list other than a cart.

Alpha 1 Scope

Architecturally, the third version of Commerce Wishlist for Drupal 7 was converted to using Orders as the entity that is called a "Wishlist." After discussion with Nick Vahalik and Matt Glaman, it was decided that the Drupal 8 port of the Wishlist module would make the same architectural decision: Wishlists will be orders.

A special order type will be used to store the line items that track product variationss on the list. The first iteration will closely model the Add-to-cart workflow with exceptions made to be able to co-exist with the add-to-cart button.

The architectural decision to use line items allows us the opportunity in the future to allow administrators to add any kind of customer-facing field to the wishlist item. This would allow for wishlist notes, links to external products, prioritization, anything you can imagine saving next to a desired product. Note: While fields may be added to line items, the ability for the customers to create/modify those fields is likely not available quite yet.

User Stories

As a (type of user), I can (some goal) so that (some reason).
Customers
As a customer, I can add a product to a wishlist.
As a customer, I can remove a product from a wishlist.
As a customer, I can change the quantity of a product on a wishlist.
As a customer, I can add one or many products to my real cart.
As a customer, I can move items from my cart to my wishlist.
As a customer, I can view my wishlist.
A wishlist MAY be accessed by clicking a link from the user's account page.

Administrators
As an administrator, I can choose which product types can be added to wishlists.
As an administrator, I can choose which line item type will be used when adding products to wishlists.
As an administrator, I can control the position of the "Add to wishlist" button.
As an administrator, I can choose to display the "Add to wishlist" as a button or an AJAX link.
The button MUST reload the page by default.
The AJAX link MUST accomplish the same task without a page reload.
Backlogged User Stories

Anonymous Users
As an anonymous user, I can add a product to a wishlist.
As an anonymous user, I can remove a product from a wishlist.
As an anonymous user, I can change the quantity of a product on a wishlist.
As an anonymous user, I can add one or many products to my real cart.
As an anonymous user, I can move items from my cart to my wishlist.
As an anonymous user, I can register and my wishlist will be saved to my account.
As an anonymous user, I can login and my wishlist will be saved to my account.

Customers
As a customer, I can add or delete information stored in line items on my wishlist.
As a customer, I can view a list of my wishlists by accessing a menu link.
As a customer, I can create, update, and delete wishlists.
A customer MUST have a "default" wishlist.
A wishlist MUST be created if none exists when adding the first product to a wishlist.

As a customer, I can view a list of wishlists on my account page.
As a customer, I can choose a wishlist before I click "Add to wishlist."
As a customer, I can choose to add a product to a new wishlist from an add to cart form.
As a customer, I can move products between lists.
As a customer, I can choose to share a wishlist publicly.
As a customer, I will see products from my wishlist(s) in a block underneath the cart.

Administrators
As an administrator, I can add editable line item fields to wishlist views.
As an administrator, I can choose which order types are treated as wishlists.
As an administrator, I can add a link to the menu system that links to a customer's wishlist.
The link MUST be used as a menu link token in the form of
The link MUST disappear if the user is not allowed to have a wishlist.