A : You can install PIMGento2 (API) with composer:
Install module by Composer as follows:
composer require agencednd/module-pimgento-2-api
Enable and install module in Magento:
php bin/magento module:enable Pimgento_Api
Check and update database setup:
php bin/magento setup:db:status
php bin/magento setup:upgrade
Flush Magento caches
php bin/magento cache:flush
A : Before starting to use PIMGento2 (API), few steps are require to set it right:
- Configure your store language and currency before import
- Configure your API settings in "Store > Configuration > Catalog > Pimgento"
- Launch import from admin panel in "System > Pimgento > Import"
- After category import, set the "Root Category" for store in "Stores > Settings > All Stores" ...and you are good to go! Just check the configuration to be ready to import your data the right way!
A : You can import your data using two differents ways:
- Using the interface
- Using cron tasks
But before using one of these methods be sure to read this quick guide about the import system.
A : If even the multiple configuration of PIMGento2 (API) doesn't suit your business logic, or if you want to have other possibilities in import, you can always override PIMGento2 (API) as it is completly Open Source. Just keep in mind a few things before beginning to develop your own logic:
- Observers define each task for a given import, if you want to add a task you should declaring a new method in the corresponding Import class and adding to the Observer.
- One method in Import class = One task
- There is no data transfer between tasks
Note that if you judge your feature can be used by others, and if you respect this logic, we will be glad to add it to PIMGento2 (API) : just make us a PR!
A : You can contribute to PIMGento2 (API) by submitting PR on Github. However, you need to respect a few criteria:
- Respect PIMGento2 (API) logic and architecture
- Be sure to not break others features
- Submit a clean code
- Always update the documentation if you submit a new feature