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sCommerce v1.1.1: API Endpoints, Store Lists, Pricing Modes, and Safer Filters

sCommerce v1.1.1 expands API and manager extension points while adding new cart pricing modes and safer behavior for invalid category filter paths.

sCommerce v1.1.1 is an important follow-up release for the Evolution CMS commerce package. It expands API coverage, adds extension points for manager integrations, and improves cart pricing behavior.

Published: May 28, 2026

What changed

  • Added API endpoints for categories and order detail views.
  • Added or adapted a store-list endpoint for sStore workflows.
  • Moved sApi endpoints under the sCommerceApi area, making commerce API responsibilities clearer.
  • Added manager tab extension events.
  • Added manager settings extension events.
  • Added session-level and product-level cart pricing modes.
  • Invalid category filter paths now return 404 instead of resolving like normal catalog pages.

Why it matters

This release makes sCommerce easier to integrate with external and internal systems. Categories, stores, and order detail endpoints are the kind of API surfaces needed for dashboards, storefront extensions, automation, and custom project logic.

The new pricing modes are also important for real shops. Some projects need session-level pricing behavior, while others need product-level pricing control. Having both paths makes the cart layer more flexible without forcing every project into one pricing model.

The filter-path 404 behavior is a small but useful production fix: invalid catalog URLs should fail clearly, which helps SEO, analytics, and debugging.

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