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Overview

The Marketfront SDK provides a complete food ordering experience that you can embed into your website. It handles store discovery, catalog browsing, cart management, and PCI-compliant checkout — all within a single integration.

:::info Source of Truth The SDK Reference section is the authoritative source for API signatures, types, and behaviors. Code examples elsewhere in this documentation should always adhere to the interfaces and patterns defined there. If you notice any discrepancies, the SDK Reference takes precedence. :::

Why Choose the Marketfront SDK?

AdvantageDescription
Fast IntegrationAdd food ordering in minutes, not weeks
Type-SafeFull TypeScript type support
PCI CompliantSAQ-A compliant payment handling out of the box
Automatic UpdatesUI improvements without code changes
CustomizableMatch your brand's look and feel

Get Started

Install via npm and integrate with your web application:

PackageGet Started
@gett-co/marketfrontWeb Integration →

:::note Mobile SDKs iOS and Android SDKs are coming soon. See the iOS and Android pages for updates. :::

:::tip Need more control? The Marketfront SDK handles most typical integration scenarios. For advanced use cases requiring full control over the UI or custom workflows, see the Marketfront API. :::

Documentation Structure

Getting Started

Platform-specific installation and setup guides:

  • Web — npm package integration with React and vanilla JS

SDK Guides

SDK-specific concepts with code examples:

  • Sessions — Session creation and consumer context
  • Events — Handle user actions and order lifecycle
  • PCI Compliance — Security architecture

SDK Reference

Complete API reference. Type definitions ship as .d.ts in the npm package — your IDE will autocomplete and document each field; this site documents the runtime API:

  • Element -- Web Component attributes, properties, and methods
  • Events -- Event payload definitions
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