# Learn more about configuring your checkout UI extension:
# https://shopify.dev/docs/api/checkout-ui-extensions/latest/configuration

# The version of APIs your extension will receive. Learn more:
# https://shopify.dev/docs/api/usage/versioning
api_version = "2026-07"

[[extensions]]
name = "Delivery Date & Time (Checkout)"
handle = "checkout-datetime"
type = "ui_extension"
uid = "14165501-9e99-cb7d-e2bf-2e25f3028ca218bc5e8a"
description = "Plus-only native picker in checkout, plus a Thank You page confirmation of the scheduled slot."

# purchase.checkout.block.render: the native picker inside checkout itself
# (Plus only — non-Plus checkout can't host a custom block; those stores
# rely entirely on the storefront widget + Validation Function instead, per
# IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md §9's "no checkout.liquid fallback" risk note).
[[extensions.targeting]]
module = "./src/Checkout.jsx"
target = "purchase.checkout.block.render"

# purchase.thank-you.block.render: read-only confirmation of the slot
# selected above. NOTE: there is no purchase.order-status.block.render in
# this API version — order-status-page display for ALL plans (not just
# Plus) is handled separately, by a Theme App Extension block reading the
# order's note_attributes (see extensions/datetime-widget/blocks/
# order-confirmation.liquid), since that works on every plan via Liquid,
# not just where checkout extensibility is available.
[[extensions.targeting]]
module = "./src/ThankYou.jsx"
target = "purchase.thank-you.block.render"

[extensions.capabilities]
# Gives your extension access to directly query Shopify's storefront API.
# https://shopify.dev/docs/api/checkout-ui-extensions/latest/configuration#api-access
api_access = true

# Gives your extension access to make external network calls, using the
# JavaScript `fetch()` API. Required — this extension calls our own
# backend (checkout.scheduling.availability/hold) to share the same
# capacity pool as every other surface. Shopify requires this capability
# to be reviewed/approved before a version using it can be RELEASED (not
# just created) — deploys will show "created, but not released" until
# that approval is granted, which is fine for local dev/testing; it only
# matters before public launch. (The embedded admin app failing to load
# was a red herring here — the real cause was a missing shopify.web.toml,
# see that file's comment.)
network_access = true