- Change php-graphql-client (not compatible with psr/http-message^2.0)
- Variants:
- Fix adding new variants (wrong grouping)
- Full inheritance for variants
- Attributes:
- Hide attributes with hide metadata value
- Disable default filterable attribute for new attributes
- Add filterProductsNotMatchingSkuPattern (filter not products and parts)
- Languages - updates only active languages
- Category: inject the main category as tree root
- Images: leave the original name as a prefix
- Change default
- DEFAULT_STOCK_VALUE to "0"
- DEFAULT_GROSS_PRICE to "99999"
- minPurchaseMapping to "1"
- Use only selected brands (temporary)
This plugin synchronizes data from Ergonode to Shopware. It takes advantage of Ergonode's GraphQL API and utilizes Ergonode's streams.
This plugin synchronizes Ergonode's categories and single category tree into Shopware. First, it looks into categoryTreeStream to see if the main tree has changed since last sync. If it did, the plugin then iterates through all category leaves using the cursor. Categories not found in Shopware are created with code as its name. Translations are not persisted at this point. Categories already existing in Shopware have their parents updated.
After it's done, or when no changes were detected, the categoryStream is fetched and category translations are persisted.
Missing features:
- Categories removed from the tree in Ergonode are not removed from Shopware
- Category order within the tree is not synchronized into Shopware
Products are synchronized using productStream. Main fields (fields that are found directly in Shopware's ProductEntity) can be configured in Settings > Ergonode integration > Attribute mappings. One Shopware field can be mapped to one Ergonode field and one Ergonode field can be mapped to many Shopware fields. These mappings are not required; the plugin will use Ergonode's code as product name if no such mapping is provided.
Ergonode attributes of type select and multiselect will be added as properties in Shopware after attribute sync
(see below). Attributes of other type can be added as custom fields by selecting them in plugin's config page under
"Ergonode attributes as custom fields".
Deleted products are also deleted in Shopware using productDeletedStream.
In order for attributes of type select or multiselect to appear in Shopware as properties, first the attribute sync
must be executed.
Product cross-selling can be set up by creating product relations in Ergonode, then in plugin config selecting those fields under "Ergonode attributes as cross selling".
Product visibility can be set up using Ergonode's segments functionality. In Shopware plugin configuration segments' API keys can be set per sales channel and product visibility per sales channel will be updated accordingly.
Ergonode languages are synchronized into Shopware.
The synchronization process is added as a bunch of scheduled tasks which are run periodically. The process can be triggered manually in Settings > Ergonode integration > Synchronization. Tasks use a lock system so that only one task of given type is ran at once. These tasks utilize Ergonode's cursors where applicable, meaning that they only process changes that occurred since last sync.
Synchronization history can be viewed under Settings > Ergonode integration > Import history.
The minimal configuration required involves setting up plugin's configuration in Shopware. The required settings are:
- Ergonode GraphQL API endpoint (global setting)
- Ergonode API key (can be set up per sales channel)
- Code of the category tree to synchronize
ProductSyncProcessor might not properly handle variants that were "detached" since last sync.
When uninstalling plugin and selecting "Remove all app data permanently", all plugin tables and mappings will be removed. This means that all mappings will be lost and next synchronization will create duplicated entities.
In plugin root you can use the make commando and then the test you want to perform:
make phpstan
make phpunit
make phpmd
To build Store package execute:
make release
NOTE: The make file is used from the plugin root.
In order to cache Ergonode GQL API requests you need to change the parameter ergonode_integration.use_gql_cache
in src/Resources/config/parameters.yml to true and
use Ergonode\IntegrationShopware\Api\Client\ErgonodeGqlClientInterface in your
classes instead of concrete Ergonode\IntegrationShopware\Api\Client\ErgonodeGqlClient class. Cached client class is
Ergonode\IntegrationShopware\Api\Client\CachedErgonodeGqlClient.
More cache config options can be found in
src/Resources/config/packages/cache.yml.
In order to clear cache pool run bin/console cache:pool:clear ergonode_gql_request_cache.
Available cache pools:
- ergonode_gql_request_cache
- ergonode_attribute_mapping_cache
| Shopware | Plugin |
|---|---|
| 6.6 from 6.6.0.0 | Version 3.x |
| 6.5 from 6.5.0.0 | Version 2.x |
| 6.4 from 6.4.0.0 | Version 1.x |