9
Context lookups
0
Hallucinations
~9 min
To first working build
9.0
Integration quality score
What your developer built
| Integration scenario | Instant Storefront — full checkout with PayPal Smart Buttons |
| APIs used | Orders API, Payments API |
| Language | TypeScript (Node.js / Express) |
| Deployment | Fully deployable — npm install && npm start |
| Total build time | ~27 minutes including testing and refinement |
| Session ID | XQKwkc…fQ |
How your API was accessed
| Most queried endpoints | ordersCreate, captureOrder, getOrder |
| Most queried schemas | OrderRequest, PurchaseUnitRequest, AmountWithBreakdown |
Developer ecosystem signals
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Checkout is the dominant integration pattern
Developers are building end-to-end purchase flows — storefront, order creation, capture, and confirmation — as a single integrated unit rather than piecemeal.
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Deprecation guidance is being acted on
The agent avoided deprecated fields (payer, application_context) because the plugin surfaced them explicitly. Developers are shipping clean, forward-compatible implementations.
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Smart Buttons are the preferred frontend pattern
All storefront sessions used PayPal Smart Payment Buttons for the client-side flow. No developers are implementing raw redirect-based checkout.
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AmountWithBreakdown is frequently re-queried
Developers are looking up this schema multiple times per session, suggesting the breakdown structure (item totals, tax, shipping) may benefit from a dedicated code sample in your documentation.