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# Variable: AbandonedCheckoutInputSchema

> `const` **AbandonedCheckoutInputSchema**: `z.ZodObject`\<\{ `communeId`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodString`\>; `communeName`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodString`\>; `customerName`: `z.ZodString`; `deliveryType`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodEnum`\<\{ `home`: `"home"`; `stop_desk`: `"stop_desk"`; \}\>\>; `fbc`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodString`\>; `fbp`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodString`\>; `items`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodArray`\<`z.ZodObject`\<\{ `productId`: `z.ZodString`; `productName`: `z.ZodString`; `quantity`: `z.ZodNumber`; `unitPrice`: `z.ZodNumber`; `variantId`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodNullable`\<`z.ZodString`\>\>; `variantLabel`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodNullable`\<`z.ZodString`\>\>; \}, `z.core.$strip`\>\>\>; `phone`: `z.ZodString`; `price`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodNumber`\>; `productId`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodString`\>; `productName`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodString`\>; `sessionId`: `z.ZodString`; `variantId`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodNullable`\<`z.ZodString`\>\>; `variantLabel`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodNullable`\<`z.ZodString`\>\>; `wilayaId`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodNumber`\>; `wilayaName`: `z.ZodOptional`\<`z.ZodString`\>; \}, `z.core.$strip`\>

Runtime schema for the optional abandoned-checkout signal — the body
`orders.abandoned.upsert()` accepts.

This is the contract, not a convenience: a theme's abandoned-checkout route
validates its body with THIS schema rather than a hand-copied twin. Bounds
match the server's, with two deliberate client-side differences:

- `communeId` is capped at 200 (the server has no bound; a commune id is
  `c-01-001`, so nothing legitimate is refused and the proxy body stays
  bounded).
- `variantId`/`variantLabel` accept an explicit `null` as well as omission;
  the server's top-level fields take omission only, and the tracker strips
  nulls, so nothing a browser sends reaches that difference.