Service Catalogues and Booking in the DOM Package

Your website can now show Tiquo services in its own catalogue and detail pages before a customer starts booking. The npm DOM Package exposes the services connected to a customer flow, including names, images, category context and effective prices.

Public services can be loaded without sign-in. With an authenticated customer session, the catalogue can also include membership-restricted services that the customer is eligible to book. Visibility and membership rules still determine what is returned.

Start with a service or a date

Use getFlowServices() for a catalogue or getFlowService() for a selected service. For a calendar-first page, getFlowAvailability() returns the services available on each requested date for the chosen party size. Fetch up to seven venue-local dates at a time, then request exact time slots for a selected day.

Booking-length support lets your interface check availability for a chosen duration and pass that choice into the booking embed. The customer can browse the website's own pages, select the relevant option and continue into a service-specific Tiquo booking flow through embedServiceBooking().

Service catalogues and locked booking first shipped in @tiquo/dom-package 1.6.3 in July. Later releases expanded the catalogue fields, date-based availability and booking-length options. Use 1.9.1 for the complete set described here, with Website SDK enabled and your website domain configured.