import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestParam; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RestController; import java.util.*; @RestController public class CheckoutController { @GetMapping("/checkout") public Map checkout( @RequestParam String products, @RequestParam(required = false) String coupon) { // Parse products Map productQuantities = new HashMap<>(); for (String productEntry : products.split(",")) { String[] parts = productEntry.split(":"); productQuantities.put( parts[0], // Product ID Integer.parseInt(parts[1]) // Quantity ); } // Build result Map result = new HashMap<>(); result.put("products", productQuantities); result.put("coupon", coupon != null ? coupon : "No coupon applied"); return result; } }
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Shauncy Jackson shows her love for home with her streetwear line, Oakland Don’t Play


Oakland Don’t Play designs and sells homegrown streetwear — but what the company delivers is a big dose of positivity for Oakland, with reminders on every shirt, hoodie and hat.

Founder, owner and creative director, Shauncy “Salt” Jackson, a lifelong Oakland resident, wants the world to know about all the good things that come out of Oakland.  Her company’s “Hall of Game” collection celebrates Oakland schools alumni who have made a mark in the world — athletes like Bill Russell, Damian Lillard and Gary Payton and artists like Too Short, Mistah Fab and the band Tony! Toni! Toné!




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Shauncy Jackson started her streetwear business, Oakland Don't Play, five years ago, selling at local festivals. She now has a store and ships merchandise internationally. Credit: Sareeta Young


 
 
 

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