Cart drawerPro
Products fly into the cart, counts roll, and a drawer handles quantities, shipping progress, and checkout.
Live block · sample data
- Product listings where people add several items and review them in a side cart.
- Stores that show a free shipping threshold and promo codes before checkout.
- Demos of an add to cart interaction with clear feedback on where the item went.
- Use checkout-flow for a full multi-step checkout with address and payment.
- Use checkout-summary when you only need the order summary and totals.
- Use drawer for a generic side panel that is not a cart.
Installation
Pro source and install commands unlock with a Pro plan.
Usage
Use this as a starting point and replace the sample data with your own.
example.tsx
import { CartDrawer } from "@/registry/blocks/cart-drawer/cart-drawer"; export function ShopPage() { return <CartDrawer />;}Built fromMotion
CartDrawer
A product grid with a slide-in cart. Adding an item arcs its photo into the cart button, lines can be swiped away, a free shipping bar fills, promo codes validate, and the checkout button folds into a confirmation disc. Products, prices, and the order are sample data; checkout is simulated. Also the default export.
No props.
- EnterorSpace
- Adds a product, opens the cart, and runs the quantity, remove, and checkout buttons.
- Escape
- Closes the drawer, except while an order is being placed. Focus returns to the cart button.
- Enter (promo field)
- Applies the promo code.
- The cart button has aria-haspopup="dialog", aria-expanded, and a label with the item count. The drawer is role="dialog" with aria-modal and moves focus to its close button.
- The shop behind an open drawer is inert, and the drawer body is inert while an order is placing.
- Quantity steppers are labelled groups; the minus button becomes "Remove" at quantity one. Swipe to remove has button equivalents.
- The shipping bar is a role="progressbar"; an invalid promo sets aria-invalid and swaps the note under the field.
- Adds, removals, promo changes, and the placed order are announced in a polite live region.
- The product photo flies along a quadratic arc into the cart over 780ms, shrinking and tilting; the badge count only changes when it lands, then the cart bumps and rings.
- The drawer slides in on a critically damped spring. Rows collapse in height when removed and the totals roll with AnimatedCounter.
- Swipe a row left past 110px, or flick it, to remove; short drags snap back with the release velocity.
- The checkout button shares a layoutId with the confirmation disc, then a checkmark draws in.
- Reduced motion skips the flight and the bump, disables row dragging, fades the drawer instead of sliding it, and zeroes the remaining springs.
- The root is a size container. Above 640px the grid has three columns; at 640px and below it has two, with tighter padding.
- At 380px and below the cart label hides, prices stack under names, and the drawer fills the block with a 4px inset.
- Rows accept horizontal drag with direction lock, so vertical scrolling in the drawer still works on touch.
- Each flight is driven by one motion value and transforms, not React state per frame; several flights can overlap.
- The drawer and scrim only mount while open; timers are cleared on unmount.
- Product images use next/image with sizes for 50vw on small screens and 260px otherwise.
Notes for AI
Give your coding assistant the Markdown reference instead of screenshots.
- Use for an ecommerce page where adding to cart and reviewing the cart happen without leaving the grid.
- Replace PRODUCTS (with PhotoId images from @/lib/media) and the FREE_SHIPPING, SHIPPING, and PROMO constants; swap the image source for your own URLs if needed.
- There are no props. Connect the add, setQty, remove, applyPromo, and checkout functions to your cart store and payment flow; checkout currently waits 1.3s and shows a sample receipt.
- Composes Arc Button and AnimatedCounter.
The full library index for assistants is at /llms.txt.
