Description
Nanokart for WooCommerce brings Nanokart virtual try-on to your store. Shoppers open Tryon Studio from the product page; try-on and size requests are sent to your Nanokart Try-On API through your WordPress site, with API keys stored in WooCommerce Nanokart.
Features
- Tryon Studio button on product pages (when the product has an image and Nanokart is configured).
- Size recommendations using measurement data you provide as JSON.
- Per-product size charts — edit Edit size chart (JSON) under Product data General for each product; leave empty to use the store default from Nanokart settings.
- Variable products — set the size chart on the parent product; variations inherit it.
- Optional Moments — enable or restrict scene types (e.g. workday, unwind) in Nanokart settings.
- Add to cart after try-on, integrated with WooCommerce AJAX cart behavior.
Requirements
- WordPress 6.0 or higher
- PHP 8.0 or higher
- WooCommerce 8.0 or higher
- A Nanokart account and Try-On API URL + API key (configured in WooCommerce Nanokart)
External services
This plugin connects your storefront to Nanokart (NanoKart India Private Limited), an AI platform that powers virtual try-on, optional “Moments” lifestyle scenes, and AI-assisted size recommendations.
- When: Each time a shopper uses Tryon Studio, size recommendation, or related features, your site sends the request to Nanokart’s API using the API key you save under WooCommerce Nanokart.
- What is sent: Product image URLs, optional shopper-uploaded photos, optional garment uploads, height and size-chart data you configure, optional store/customer labels you set, and API authentication headers (
X-API-Key, optionalX-Partner-Id). Responses (e.g. generated image URLs, try-on keys, size suggestions) are returned through your WordPress site to the shopper’s browser. - Legal: Nanokart Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy.
Installation
- Upload the plugin files to
/wp-content/plugins/nanokart-for-woocommerce/(WordPress.org uses this slug; your zip’s top-level folder should match), or install the zip from Plugins Add New Upload Plugin. - Activate Nanokart for WooCommerce through the Plugins screen.
- Ensure WooCommerce is installed and active.
- Go to WooCommerce Nanokart and enter your Try-On API URL, API key, and any optional defaults (default size chart JSON, Moments, etc.).
- Edit each product that should offer try-on and add Edit size chart (JSON) if that product needs its own measurements.
FAQ
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Where do I configure the plugin?
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WooCommerce Nanokart — API URL, API key, default size chart, Moments, and related options.
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Where do I set a different size chart per product?
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Edit the product Product data General Edit size chart (JSON). Must be valid JSON. Clear the field to fall back to the store default.
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Does this work with variable products?
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Yes. Set Edit size chart (JSON) on the parent variable product.
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What folder name / text domain should I use?
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Use the slug
nanokart-for-woocommerce(allowed “for WooCommerce” pattern on WordPress.org). The Text Domain in code matches that slug; WordPress loads translations automatically for plugins hosted on WordPress.org—no manualload_plugin_textdomain()call is required.
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Changelog
0.1.5
- Security: nonces on rewrite API routes, stricter upload MIME handling, JSON/size-chart sanitization before proxying to Nanokart.
Requires Plugins: woocommerceheader; readme external-service disclosure with Terms/Privacy links; prefixed product meta keynnk_woo_size_chart_cm(legacysize_chart_cmstill read).- Settings: default size chart JSON normalized on save.
0.1.4
- Text domain set to
nanokart-for-woocommerce(matches recommended WordPress.org slug). - Removed
load_plugin_textdomain()(discouraged on WordPress.org since WP 4.6; core loads translations).
0.1.3
- Plugin header: GPLv2 license;
/languagesfolder for translators. - PHPCS/Plugin Check: safer
$_SERVERhandling, multipart/POST annotations, readme short description length and Tested up to.
0.1.2
- Per-product size chart field (Edit size chart (JSON)) on product edit screen.
- Readme and documentation updates.
0.1.1
- Earlier releases and refinements (Tryon Studio, WooCommerce cart integration, Moments settings).