Starting June 1st 2023, this application will no longer be maintained by VTEX.

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The Store Locator app fetches the Pickup point data in order to display address location for retail stores.

1. Install the Store Locator app in your VTEX account by running vtex install vtex.store-locator in your terminal.
2. In your account's admin page, select Inventory & Shipping section and then access Settings.
3. Type in the Google Geolocation API key and save your changes.
4. Open your Store Theme app directory in your code editor.
5. Add the Store Locator app as a peerDependency in the manifest.json file:

Once installed, the app will generate a new route called /stores for your store, listing the retail stores registered in the Pickup Points section (under the Inventory & Shipping module).

The new page already contains a default template with all blocks exported by the Store Locator app, meaning the /stores page is ready to be rendered and no further actions are required. However, you can customize the new page overwriting the template by creating a brand new one. To do so, check the Advanced configuration section below.

This app will also add a new entry to your store's /sitemap.xml file so that all your pickup points are available to search engines - make sure you already have the vtex.store-sitemap@2.x app installed in your VTEX account!

In order to define the Store Locator custom page UI, you must use the blocks exported by the vtex.store-locator app. Namely, they are:

Block name	Description
store-list	Renders a list of retail stores and a map with all their locations marked.
store-group	Provides the Pickup Point data to other blocks exported by the app, such as the ones listed below.
store-name	Renders the store name.
store-back-link	Renders a link to return to the previous page.
store-map	Renders a map with the retail store's location.
store-address	Renders the store's address.
store-hours	Renders the store's opening hours. This information comes by default from the Pickup Points configuration, but you can also define manually through the Store's theme
store-instructions	Renders the desired instructions to access the retail store.

1. Open your Store Theme app directory in your code editor.
2. In the /store/blocks folder of your Store Theme app, create a new file called storelocator.json.
3. Create a new store template in it called store.storelocator. In its blocks array, paste the default implementation stated below:

4. Configure each one of the blocks previously declared as you wish using their props (check out the following tables).

store-list

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
filterByTag	string	Filter fetched Pickup Points by this tag.	undefined
icon	string	Icon used to display store location in map. Input icon URL (svg or png).	Google's default
iconWidth	number	Icon width in pixels (px).	Image default width
iconHeight	number	Icon height in pixels (px).	Image default height
zoom	number	Map zoom as a number.	10
lat	number	Latitude coordinate.	undefined
long	number	Longitude coordinate.	undefined
sortBy	string	Property (name or distance) used to sort the stores list.	distance

Use the lat and long props to display Pickup Points configured in seller accounts. If these props are not configured and you do not have any pick up points set up in your main account, the app will display no stores.

The filterByTag prop cannot be used along with lat and long. If you set a value for filterByTag, the lat and long props will be ignored.

store-group props

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
title	string	Title used in the page's HTML title tag and Structured Data for SEO purposes. The {storeName}, {storeCity}, and / or {storeState} variables can be used in the title text.	{storeName}
description	string	Description text used in the page's HTML description meta tag and Structured Data for SEO purposes. The {storeName}, {storeCity}, and / or {storeState} variables can be used in the description text.	empty string
imageSelector	string	CSS Selector to select the images included in the page's Structured Data.	empty string
instructionsAsPhone	boolean	To provide a unique phone number for each store, a phone number can be entered in the Instructions field in the Pickup Points section. The store-instructions will display a phone number and it will be included in the page's Structured Data.	false

⚠️ Both imageSelector and instructionsAsPhone must be declared with valid values in order to provide Structured Data for SEO purposes.

store-name props

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
text	string	Text to be displayed as store name. {storeName}, {storeCity}, and / or {storeState} values can be used to generate the store name.	undefined
tag	string	HTML element to wrap the store-name block when rendered on the UI.	div

store-back-link props

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
label	string	Text displayed by store-back-link block when rendered on the UI.	Back to all stores

store-map props

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
width	string	Map width.	100%
height	string	Map height.	200px
zoom	integer	Map zoom as a number	14
icon	string	Icon used to display store location in map. Input icon URL (svg or png).	undefined

store-address props

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
label	string	Label for the store-address block when rendered on the UI.	Store address

store-hours props

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value.
label	string	Label for the store-hours block when rendered on the UI.	Store hours
format	enum	Hour format. Possible values are 12h and 24h.	24h
businessHours	array of object	format {"dayOfWeek": "Sunday","openingTime": "11:00am","closingTime": "5:00pm"}	undefined

store-description props

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
text	string	Text to be displayed on the store page. Use {storeName}, {storeCity}, or {storeState} within your text to display that store's specific value.	undefined

store-instructions props

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
label	string	Label for the store-instructions block when rendered on the UI.	Information

In order to apply CSS customizations in this and other blocks, follow the instructions given in the recipe on Using CSS Handles for store customization.

CSS Handles
addressContainer
addressLabel
addressListFirstItem
addressListItem
addressListLink
addressList
addressStoreAddress
addressStoreName
addressStoreAddressGroupA
addressStoreAddressNumber
addressStoreAddressStreet
backlinkContainer
backlink
businessHours
container
descriptionContainer
descriptionText
dayOfWeek
divider
hourRow
hoursContainer
hoursLabel
instructionsContainer
instructionsLabel
instructionsText
listingMapContainer
loadAll
markerInfoAddress
markerInfoLink
markerInfoStoreName
markerInfo
noResults
storeName
storesListCol
storesList
storesMapCol