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Informations about the package connect-server
Robin Connect Example Implementation
Installation
You can either install this project through create-project robinhq/connect-server inside the folder you want it to
run from or by forking this repo to your own github repo and clone it from there. The last way is preferred, as you
are able to test and develop locally and push to your own repo.
Local Dev requirements
To be able to test and develop locally, you need to have Virtual Box and Vagrant installed on your machine. See Vagrant as a manager for virtual box.
Once you're done installing Virtual Box and Vagrant, head to the location you've installed this project in your terminal and run:
Initially, this will take some time. The next time you run the command, it'll be much faster as Vagrant has to download
and configure the virtual machine on it's first run. When it's done, edit your /hosts/etc file (look up the
location fo this file on Windows) and add the following line 192.168.10.10 robin-connect.app save and close the
file. Before we can view the application, we first have to set some environment variables.
Setting .env variables
Robin Connect-Server requires a few api key's and other settings. You can see these settings when you open .env .example. The first few lines are Lumen's environment settings. Below the line Robin Connect-Server Settings You
can see the required variables this project needs in order to run. When you don't provide one of these, the project
will be unable to run properly and you'll most likely encounter errors. To get you SEOShop API credentials, please
contact SEOShop. The same is for your ROBIN API credentials, contact ROBIN to get them.
Once you have the API key's, you can copy the .env.example file and rename it to .env. Fill in all the variables
values and last, but certainly not least add the url's to where you wan't SEOShop to send your hooks to by setting
the HOOK_BASE_URL variable. This is the url where your application index is located. From here, are the hooks urls
generated. So, when you install this application on the host http://connect.mydomain.com the SEOShop hooks that will
be registered are http://connect.mydomain.com/hooks/orders and http://connect.mydomain.com/hooks/customers.
Installing Dependencies
In order to work properly, we need to install some dependencies. This is done through Composer and Npm. When you have both of the dependency managers installed, you can do the following form inside the project root:
After you have installed all of the dependencies, you can go to the development or production url and click on the
Register Webhooks button to register the webhooks for SEOShop.
Final Note
- Make sure you have set your webshop intergration to API in your ROBIN settings.
- SEOShop want's hook urls to have
http://in front of them, even for a sub-domain.
All versions of connect-server with dependencies
vlucas/phpdotenv Version ~1.0
robinhq/connect Version ~0.1.0