Closed cnovak closed 3 years ago
I updated the issue to be more clear - this issue is to update the Kickstart project page (maybe) and documentation so that it is clear that Kickstart can enable monetization for you.
Things to document:
composer create-project command
will create a main composer.json file that has monetization and commerce installed. If you are not using monetization, you can run composer remove drupal/apigee_m10n drupal/commerce
to remove the unneeded modules.@arshad can you give details on the logic in Kickstart install for question #2 above?
If you want to set up monetization only, you need:
If you want monetization and add credit, you need:
See also: https://github.com/apigee/apigee-devportal-kickstart-drupal/blob/8.x-1.x/src/Installer/ApigeeDevportalKickstartMonetization.php
Draft of proposed changes to Kickstart and Monetization docs and project pages attached for review: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TU3Vwwb_pe6pAv_6X_na96BCAdbiYtl7PdK-Y1bpLsk/edit?usp=sharing
Will this also resolve #330?
Updates published: https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/modules/apigee-developer-portal-kickstart/enable-monetization (and elsewhere)
Kickstart will now install monetization if you use a monetized enabled org. However, there isn't any documentation about this.
If you have a monetization enabled org, when you install Kickstart it will ask if you want to install Monetization.