The Message\Mothership\Commerce Cogule provides base commerce functionality for Mothership. This forms part of the building blocks for both ECommerce and EPOS.
Install this package using Composer. The package name is message/cog-mothership-commerce.
You will need to add Message's private package server to the repositories key in composer.json:
{
"repositories": [
{
"type": "composer",
"url" : "http://packages.message.co.uk"
}
],
"require": {
"message/cog-mothership-commerce": "~4.1"
}
}A Product object represents a certain product. They provide attributes such as the category and brand as well a prices. Units allow Variants on Products such as "size" and "colour". For this reason, it is usually desirable to use Units over Products when displaying prices to users.
If no prices are provided on a Unit, it will default to the Product prices.
Each product has a Type associated to it. The main use of a Type is to allow different information to be required by different products. For example a MusicProductType requires an Artist to be provided. Types also allow the "display name" to be set into to a different format.
Types provided for use within the admin panel are set in the IoC as the service product.types. Only types registered in the service container may be used when creating products.
The product Pricing object is a group of prices (float) mapped against Currency and Locale. Product and Unit objects have a Pricing object which they use when calling getPrice(), getNetPrice() etc. This object does the legwork of getting the correct price to display based on currency and locale.
Product taxes are loaded onto the product using an instance of TaxResolverInterface. Net and Gross prices are calculated using these tax rates and an instance of TaxStrategyInterface.
The TaxResolverInterface is an interface for a class that will take a token and an Address and return a TaxCollection containing all the applicable tax rates for that token/address combination. By default, the TaxResolver is used. This looks within the tax.yml file to resolve taxes.
Whilst it is possible to implement the interface to provide further tax strategies, realistically there are only two which will be used. These are Tax Inclusive and Tax Exclusive. These are provided within Commerce.
Product\Stock is responsible for handling stock changes. Every stock change is documented as a stock adjustment(Product\Stock\Movement\Adjustment\Adjustment). Stock adjustments created within the same action(creating a new order/ adjusting stock levels in one request) are surrounded by a stock movement(Product\Stock\Movement\Movement), to give them a reason, authorship, etc.
The stock manager Product\Stock\StockManager is responsible for creating and saving new stock movements (and adjustments). Please read the detailed readme of Product\Stock for more information!
Also there is an Iterator for stock movements, which allows you to iterate over the stock history and get the stock level at any time before or after a movement. Please read the detailed readme of Product\Stock for more information!
The commerce package ships with two implementations of the product page mapper: SimpleMapper and
OptionCriteriaMapper. By default the SimpleMapper is aliased to product.page_mapper.
To enable the mapper to correctly relate products to pages you must set the valid values for
product_content.field_name and product_content.group_name for product pages. Additionally you should set the valid
page types. You can change these using:
$services->extend('product.page_mapper', function($mapper, $c) {
$mapper->setValidFieldNames('product');
// Passing an array to either method will match against all values
$mapper->setValidGroupNames(['product', 'showcase']);
// Passing false to the group name will exclude pages within any group
$mapper->setValidGroupNames(false);
// Passing null or an empty array to the group name will match pages with
// any or no group
$mapper->setValidGroupNames([]);
$mapper->setValidPageTypes(['product', 'strap']);
return $mapper;
});These default to:
'product'null'product'The simple mapper just matches a basic product to a page.
// Find a page from a product
$page = $services['product.page_mapper']->getPageForProduct($product);
// Find a product from a page
$product = $services['product.page_mapper']->getProductForPage($page);The option criteria mapper can additionally apply a filter for a specific product option, for example ['colour' => 'red']. You can pass any number of options: ['colour' => 'red', 'size' => 'medium'].
To enable the option criteria mapper you must alias it to the page mapper in your services:
$services['product.page_mapper'] = $services->raw('product.page_mapper.option_criteria');In addition to the previous methods, you can also call:
// Find all pages from a product
$pages = $services['product.page_mapper']->getPagesForProduct($product, ['colour' => 'red']);
// Find a page from a unit
$page = $services['product.page_mapper']->getPageForProductUnit($unit);
// Find units from a page
$units = $services['product.page_mapper']->getProductUnitsForPage($page);When writing a custom mapper you should extend AbstractMapper to ensure compatibility.
You can optionally pass in filter callbacks that are applied after the results are pulled from the database. Returning false from the callback will remove the object from the results.
$services->extend('product.page_mapper', function($mapper, $c) {
$mapper->addFilter(function($obj) {
if ($obj instanceof Page) {
return (false !== stristr($obj->title, "foo"));
}
});
return $mapper;
});Mothership E-Commerce Copyright (C) 2015 Jamie Freeman
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