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The orders resource lets authenticated users place pickup orders, browse their history, and inspect individual order records. All endpoints require Firebase authentication.
Every orders endpoint requires an Authorization: Bearer <token> header. Calls made without a valid Firebase token will be rejected.

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POST /orders — createOrder({...})

Places a new pickup order on behalf of the authenticated user.

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Request parameters

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bakeryId
string
required
ID of the bakery to order from.
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items
object[]
required
Array of items to include in the order.
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pickupTime
string
required
Desired pickup time in HH:mm format (e.g. "09:30").
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notes
string
Optional instructions for the bakery (e.g. dietary preferences).
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paymentMethod
string
default:"CASH_ON_PICKUP"
Payment method for the order. One of CASH_ON_PICKUP, CREDIT_CARD, DEBIT_CARD, or PSE. Defaults to CASH_ON_PICKUP.
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promotionId
string
ID of a promotion to apply to this order. Optional.

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Response fields

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id
string
Unique identifier for the newly created order.
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status
string
Current order status (e.g. PENDING, CONFIRMED, READY, COMPLETED).
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qrCode
string
QR code value the bakery scans to confirm pickup.

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Example

import { createOrder } from './services/api';

const order = await createOrder({
  bakeryId: 'bakery-id-123',
  items: toApiItems(),
  pickupTime: '09:30',
  notes: 'Sin azúcar',
  paymentMethod: 'CREDIT_CARD',
});

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GET /orders/me — fetchMyOrders(page, pageSize)

Returns a paginated list of all orders placed by the authenticated user.

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Request parameters

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page
number
default:"1"
Page number to retrieve. Defaults to 1.
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pageSize
number
default:"20"
Number of orders per page. Defaults to 20.

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Response fields

Returns a paginated array of order objects. Each object has the same shape as the response from createOrder(), plus any additional metadata the backend includes (e.g. createdAt, bakeryName).

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Example

import { fetchMyOrders } from './services/api';

const orders = await fetchMyOrders(1, 20);

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GET /orders/:id — fetchOrderById(id)

Returns the full details of a single order.

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Request parameters

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id
string
required
The unique identifier of the order to fetch.

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Response fields

Returns a single order object with the same shape as the response from createOrder().

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Example

import { fetchOrderById } from './services/api';

const order = await fetchOrderById('order-id-789');

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