Hi,

Part of a site I'm developing has a client-side, cookie-based product wish-list whereby a customer can add items to a list to buy at a later date.  The wish-list is essentially a micro shopping cart so I'm using simplecartjs for this, which does the job nicely.  I need to add a button on the wish list which the user can click to add these items to the tea commerce shopping cart.  So to do this I'm looping through the simplecartjs object and pulling out all the relevant properties (product name, quantity, price etc) and I'd like to use these properties to add the item to the TeaCommerce (v2) cart object.

I'm struggling a little though with the lack of documentation of the JavaScript API and I'm not sure how to perform just a simple, stand-alone 'add item to cart' operation through JavaScript.  The rest of the cart functionality is based on the starter kit, using the combination of AJAX form posts and HTML forms, and the 'ecommerce.js' script to handle everything, which works fine.  I just don't know how I can call a completely stand-alone 'add to cart' through the API.

So far this is what I have:

<script type="text/javascript" src="/scripts/tea-commerce.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/scripts/simpleCart.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
    $(function(){
        // Get tea commerce store id
        _storeId = <umbraco:Item field="store" recursive="true" runat="server" />;
        // Instantiate TeaCommerce order object
        var order = TC.getCurrentOrder({storeId:_storeId});
        
        // Add quote items to cart
        $('.add-quote-items-to-cart').click(function(){
            simpleCart.each(function(item,x){
              // Get simplecart order line properties
              var productName = item.get('name');
              var productQuantity = item.get('quantity');
              // ...etc
              // Here I need to call the TC API, something like: order.addOrderLine({...something...});
            });
            return false;
        });