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Umfang: 1 Online-Ressource (xix, 279 Seiten)

ISBN: 9781837633395

Anmerkung: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources , Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1 - Understanding How PrestaShop is Structured and How It Works -- Chapter 1: Quick Overview of PrestaShop -- Technical requirements -- The data model-how and where data is stored -- Browsing the data -- Reverse engineering the contact entity -- Manipulating data by extending the ObjectModel class -- Using the Db class -- The core classes - how the MVC works -- Presenting the legacy core MVC pattern -- Discovering the core migration -- Summary -- Chapter 2: The Configuration and Initialization of PrestaShop -- Technical requirements -- The legacy FO controller initialization -- Initializing a Category FO controller -- The legacy BO and Symfony admin controller initialization -- The legacy BO controller initialization -- The Symfony BO controller initialization -- The most important constants to set as a developer -- The Dispatcher class -- Summary -- Chapter 3: The Front Office -- Technical requirements -- Discovering how an FO controller works -- Discovering the ControllerCore object -- Discovering the FrontControllerCore object -- Discovering the implementation of CmsController -- Using the model -- Using the views from the theme -- Summary -- Chapter 4: The Back Office -- Technical requirements -- Discovering how a legacy-based BO controller works -- Discovering the AdminController features -- Exploring the AdminCartsController class -- The most useful tools for recurrent HTML generation: the Helper classes -- Generating an edition form with HelperForm -- Generating an element list table with HelperList -- Discovering how a migrated Symfony-based BO controller works -- Handling the form submission -- Using the CQRS design pattern -- Using a Command object and its CommandHandler class in the CommandBus , Using a Query and its QueryHandler in the QueryBus -- Generating table views by using Grid components -- Summary -- Chapter 5: The Hooks -- Technical requirements -- Quick presentation of a hook -- Discovering the hook ObjectModel child object -- Presenting the two types of hook -- Registering/unregistering a module to a hook and implementing a module's behavior on a hook execution -- Executing a hook -- Executing a hook from a legacy controller -- Executing a hook from a Symfony controller -- Executing a hook from a Smarty template -- Executing a hook from a Twig template -- Summary -- Chapter 6: The Themes -- Technical requirements -- Understanding what a theme is and its structure -- The FO Smarty templates -- The most used Smarty constants -- The CSS/JS assets -- Embedding the CSS -- Embedding the JavaScript -- Summary -- Part 2 - How to Create Your Own Modules -- Chapter 7: What Are Modules? Let's Create a Hello World Module -- Technical requirements -- Defining a module -- Creating our first hello world module -- Overriding the install() and uninstall() methods -- Defining the hookDisplayHome(params) function -- Providing the module logo -- Adding an index.php file for security -- Installing our first module -- Summary -- Chapter 8: A Reinsurance Block Module -- Technical requirements -- Defining our module design -- Creating the module's initial structure -- Defining the module class -- Choosing our hooks -- Defining the install() and uninstall() methods -- Defining the hook execution handlers -- Adding a Smarty template view -- Adding CSS styles to our module -- Testing our module -- Summary -- Chapter 9: A Customer Callback Request Module -- Technical requirements -- Defining our module design -- Creating the module's initial structure -- Managing the model the modern way -- Creating the callback request entity , Handling inserting a callback request into the database -- Sending a notification email -- Creating a modern BO controller containing a grid to list all the requests -- Creating a modern admin controller -- Creating a route in the Symfony router -- Using the Grid component to generate our callback requests listing view -- Handling a callback request delete action from the grid -- Adding the BO controller to the BO menu -- Creating a configuration page for our module and adding a Symfony form -- Defining our form type -- Defining our form data provider -- Generating the form and displaying it -- Handling form submission with a form handler -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Category Extension Module -- Technical requirements -- Presenting the most useful hooks to extend a form and handle it -- Extending the Category Symfony-based form on the BO Category controller -- Handling new input from the extended form -- Cleaning our saved content on Category deletions -- Defining our module design -- Creating the module's initial structure -- Creating the entities -- Extending the Category form in creation mode -- Improving the Category form in edition mode -- Handling the extended form submission -- Handling Category deletion -- Displaying saved content on the FO Category page -- Testing our module -- Summary -- Chapter 11: A Simple Blogging Module -- Technical requirements -- Defining our module design -- Designing the general architecture of this module -- Defining the data structure -- Designing the BO controllers -- Designing the FO controllers -- Creating entities and relationships, repositories, and database tables -- Creating commands, queries, and data transfer objects -- Creating BO controllers and routes -- Creating AdminWHBlogCategoryController and its routes -- Creating AdminWHBlogPostController and its routes , Adding forms for creating and editing entities -- Creating Grids -- Handling deletions -- Creating the FO controllers and displaying the data -- Summary -- Chapter 12: A Cash Payment Module -- Technical requirements -- Defining our module design -- Defining a PrestaShop payment module -- Creating our module structure -- Implementing the hookPaymentOptions(params) method -- Implementing the hookDisplayPaymentReturn(params) method -- Creating a new order status for orders pending cash payment -- Creating the payment validation controller -- Testing our module -- Summary -- Chapter 13: A Drive Delivery Module -- Technical requirements -- Defining our module design -- Defining a PrestaShop Carrier module -- Creating our module structure -- Creating a WHRelayCart entity to save our chosen relay points -- Creating a Carrier programmatically -- Displaying the relay pickup points list during the checkout -- Handling a relay pickup point choice via an Ajax FO controller -- Displaying the pickup point on the order view BO controller -- Creating a Widget to promote our module anywhere on the FO -- Testing our module -- Summary -- Part 3 - Customizing Your Theme -- Chapter 14: How to Create a Child Theme -- Technical requirements -- Discovering what a child theme is -- Creating a child theme structure -- Installing and testing our child theme example -- Summary -- Chapter 15: Overriding Some Templates -- Technical requirements -- Overriding a module template from a (child) theme -- Overriding a module CSS asset from a (child) theme -- Overriding a module JavaScript asset from a (child) theme -- Summary -- Chapter 16: Assets Compiling with Webpack -- Technical requirements -- Understanding what Webpack does and its prerequisites -- Discovering the structure of a Webpack config file -- Building assets with Webpack -- Summary , Appendix - Module Upgrade, The Hooks Discovery Tool, and Multi-Store Functions -- Getting the hook parameters quickly -- Making a module multistore-compliant -- Upgrading a module -- Index -- About Packt -- Other Books You May Enjoy

Weitere Ausg.: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe AUTHIE, Louis Practical Module Development for Prestashop 8 Birmingham : Packt Publishing, Limited,c2023 ISBN 9781837635962

Sprache: Englisch

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Umfang: 1 online resource (300 pages)

Ausgabe: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9781837633395 , 9781837635962

Inhalt: Elevate your e-commerce game and beat the competition by unleashing the power of PrestaShop 8.x with Symfony-based modules, customizable themes, and much morePurchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBookKey FeaturesUnderstand the data and object architecture of the legacy and new Symfony core of PrestaShopCreate modules to add features such as content blocks, payment options, and carriers to your storeLearn to customize themes and override existing module templatesBook DescriptionAfter version 1.7, PrestaShop underwent a host of changes, including migration to a Symfony-based system from an outdated legacy code. This migration brought about significant changes for developers, from routine maintenance to module development. Practical Module Development for PrestaShop 8 is curated to help you explore the system architecture, including migrated and non-migrated controllers, with a concise data structure overview. You'll understand how hooks enable module customization and optimize the CMS. Through the creation of seven modules, you'll learn about the structure of modules, hook registration, the creation of front-office controllers, and Symfony back-office controllers. By using Doctrine entities, services, CQRS, grids, and forms, you'll be guided through the creation of standard, payment and carrier modules. Additionally, you'll customize and override themes to achieve your desired e-commerce store look. By the end of this book, you'll be well equipped to provide modern solutions with PrestaShop that meet client requirements. What you will learnUnderstand the structure of PrestaShop's coreExplore hooks and their functionsCreate a hello world moduleBuild modules to display blocks in the front office with different stylesDesign a module to add fields to the category pages and manage themFashion a blogging module with front and modern back-office controllersFabricate payment and carrier modules to improve the user experienceCustomize a theme by creating a child themeWho this book is forIf you are a junior or advanced PHP developer already using PrestaShop as a simple user willing to know more or to solve online sellers' problems by creating modules as a professional, this book is definitely for you. In order to learn from this book, you should have a basic knowledge of the Symfony framework. This book will be a really good help for the module developers expecting to move from the old legacy environment to the modern one. Other CMS developers can use that book as a tool to compare and move to PrestaShop.

Anmerkung: Practical module development for prestashop 8: create modern, customizable, and dynamic online stores using efficient modules, 1st edition -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: Understanding How PrestaShop is Structured and How It Works -- 1. Quick Overview of PrestaShop -- 2. The Configuration and Initialization of PrestaShop -- 3. The Front Office -- 4. The Back Office -- 5. The Hooks -- 6. The Themes -- Part 2: How to Create Your Own Modules -- 7. What Are Modules? Let's Create a Hello World Module -- 8. A Reinsurance Block Module -- 9. A Customer Callback Request Module -- 10. Category Extension Module -- 11. A Simple Blogging Module -- 12. A Cash Payment Module -- 13. A Drive Delivery Module -- Part 3: Customizing Your Theme -- 14. How to Create a Child Theme -- 15. Overriding Some Templates -- 16. Assets Compiling with Webpack -- Appendix - Module Upgrade, The Hooks Discovery Tool, and Multi-Store Functions -- Index -- Other Books You May Enjoy. , Mode of access: World Wide Web.

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