ggcheckout-mcp 0.1.0 → 0.1.1

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  1. package/README.md +51 -11
  2. package/package.json +1 -1
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  No installation required! Just configure your MCP client with:
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  ```bash
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  ```
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  ### Option 2: Global Install
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  ```bash
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- npm install -g @ggcheckout/mcp
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  ```
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  ## Getting Your API Key
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  "mcpServers": {
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  "ggcheckout": {
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  "command": "npx",
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  "env": {
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  "GGCHECKOUT_API_KEY": "ggck_live_your_api_key_here"
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  }
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  **Example prompt:** "Show me all my products"
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  **Response:**
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  ```json
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  "products": [
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  Get details of a specific product.
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  **Parameters:**
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  - `productId` (string): Product ID
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  **Example prompt:** "Get details of product abc123"
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  Create a new product/delivery.
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  **Parameters:**
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  - `title` (string): Product title
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  - `url` (string): Product URL
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  - `imageUrl` (string, optional): Product image URL
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  - `price` (number|string): Price in cents (1990) or Brazilian format ("19,90")
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  **Example prompts:**
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  - "Create a product called 'React Course' priced at R$99.00"
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  - "Add a new product: title 'Node.js Guide', price 4990 cents, url https://example.com"
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  **Example:**
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  "title": "React Course",
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  Update an existing product. Only provide fields you want to change.
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  - `productId` (string): Product ID
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  - `title` (string, optional): New title
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  - `url` (string, optional): New URL
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  Delete a product by ID.
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  - `productId` (string): Product ID
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  **Example prompt:** "Delete product abc123"
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  **Example prompt:** "What is my business ID?"
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  **Response:**
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  ```json
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  "businessId": "CKdAlYZpHhSKrFnA6ljGewe16Go1"
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  ```
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  **Pro Tip:** Once you have your businessId, you can use it in natural language queries like:
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  - "Show me all payments for business CKdAlYZpHhSKrFnA6ljGewe16Go1"
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  - Or simply: "Get my business ID, then show me all payments"
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  List all payments for a specific business.
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  "payments": [
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  "id": "txn_123456",
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  "businessId": "xyz789",
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  "email": "customer@example.com",
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  "productId": "prod_abc",
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  "titleOffer": "React Course",
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  "status": "paid",
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  **Important:** Status filtering is done **client-side** after fetching data from the API. This follows the same pattern as the frontend application to avoid requiring Firestore composite indexes.
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  - `businessId` (string): Business ID
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  - `pageSize` (number, optional): Items per page (default: 10)
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  - `dateFrom` (string, optional): Filter from date (ISO format)
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  - `countOnly` (boolean, optional): Return only total count
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  - "Get the first 20 payments for business xyz789"
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  - "Show me all paid payments from last month for business xyz789"
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  - "Search for payments with email john@example.com in business xyz789"
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  **Note:** This tool fetches all payments from the business and filters client-side to find the specific payment. This approach avoids Firestore composite index requirements that would be needed for direct search queries.
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  **Example prompt:** "Get payment cmgjucuk201ztcgsya2w9bo53 from my business"
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  "payment": {
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  "phone": "+5511999999999",
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  "productId": "prod_abc",
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  **Example prompt:** "Show me all my checkouts" or "List my checkout pages"
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  "uid": "checkout123",
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  "published": true,
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  "url": "https://checkout.ggcheckout.com/my-product-checkout"
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  Get details of a specific checkout page.
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  - `checkoutId` (string): Checkout document ID (uid) - **Note: Use the `uid` returned from `create_checkout`, not the custom `id` field**
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  **Example prompt:** "Get checkout details for checkout123"
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