android - RestApi extension/plugin webservices to get/post data from ecommerce site to make moblie app -

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i want create mobile application native android/ios take data ecommerce server magento. opencart, joomla, drupal using rest service.

services user:

    user registeration     login     cart     products     product categories     payment (using native payment sdk ios/android)

is there plugin/extension using rest services? , ecommerce platform these tasks?

or

is there other way make native app ecommerce site?

actually not familiar these ecommerce sites/cms because android developer it's research task not find tutorial/link.

sorry english skills not good.

the rest services can written in of above mentioned languages. problem parsing data.
android provides powerful volley libraries handling network related work.
follow official link below:
https://developer.android.com/training/volley/index.html
also once data received can use gson parse data model.
there library named retrofit makes work bit easy.
http://square.github.io/retrofit/


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