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Ecocode Sylius Base Price Plugin

Plugin that calculates and shows product base price

Documentation

Sylius Base Price Plugin allows you to add extra information to your shop about product base price. After installation you will need to set up product variable mass or volume or other unit. This value will be used to calculate base unit price and will show up in product detail page and cart.

Features

• Installs base_price_unit and base_price_value columns in sylius_product_variant table.
• "Base Price" tab in admin product variant page
• Base price display in product detail page
• Base price display in cart for each product

Installation

Download and install

Enable plugin

*this step is done automatically by symfony.

Register the plugin by adding it to your config/bundles.php file

Configure

You need to copy config file to project:

config/packages/ecocode_sylius_base_price_plugin.yaml

Advanced configuration

If you want to have more control over what metrics are visible and how it will be converted then you should update:

ecocode_sylius_base_price: (uncomment from above)

Its default values are defined in src/Resources/config/config.yaml

Extend ProductVariant entity

Add trait and interface to existing entity.

src/Entity/Product/ProductVariant.php

Run migration

or update schema without defining migration

Clear cache

Usage

1. Select product unit

2. Set product unit value

3. See it in product detail page

4. See it in cart

Testing

Using docker-compose (suggested)

First you will need to edit edit behat.yml.dist and uncomment lines related to docker-compose.

Then you can boot it up. Prepare database and run tests.

Using docker

Using this test method you will not be able to test behat so easily

Locally (complex)

1) You will need to have database running. You can use locally installed one or run it using docker.

2) Then edit and make sure database configuration is correct:

Edit tests/Application/.env.test file. And add database configuration there

3) Export test env (then commands dont require -e test)

Installation

Continue with setup

Come back to root directory

Then you should be able to run phpunit and other static code analysis checks.

PhpUnit

Static code analysis

Psalm

PHPStan

Behat (JS scenarios)

1. [Install Symfony CLI command](https://symfony.com/download).

2. Start Chrome (all other chrome sessions needs to be closed first):

 Headless

 Normal

3. Install SSL certificates (only once needed) and run test application's webserver on `127.0.0.1:8080`:

4. Run Behat:

 Uncomment local configuration in `behat.yml.dist` (and comment out docker-compose one)