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Version: 4.1

Class Definition Patch Bundle

The CoreShop Class Definition Patch Bundle provides a convenient way to modify class definitions from other bundles. This is particularly useful for adding new properties to existing classes through a configuration setup.

Installation​

$ composer require coreshop/class-definitions-patch-bundle:^4.0

Adding required bundles to kernel​

You need to enable the bundle inside the kernel.

<?php

// app/AppKernel.php

public function registerBundlesToCollection(BundleCollection $collection)
{
    $collection->addBundles([
        new \CoreShop\Bundle\ClassDefinitionPatchBundle\CoreShopClassDefinitionPatchBundle(),
    ]);
}

Usage​

Configuration for Patching​

To patch a Pimcore class definition, add a configuration like the following:

core_shop_class_definition_patch:
    patches:
        CoreShopCompany:
            interface: 'blub'
            fields:
                name2:
                    before: 'addresses'
                    definition:
                        fieldtype: input
                        title: coreshop.company.name2

Patching CoreShop Classes​

For patching CoreShop classes, leverage the parameters provided by CoreShop:

core_shop_class_definition_patch:
    patches:
        %coreshop.model.order.pimcore_class_name%:
            fields:
                total2:
                    before: 'total'
                    definition:
                        fieldtype: coreShopMoney
                        title: Total 2

Preview Changes​

Before applying the changes, preview them using:

bin/console coreshop:patch:classes --dump

Applying the Patch​

Once you're satisfied with the preview, apply the patch:

bin/console coreshop:patch:classes --force

Note that the patch modifies your local definitions, which should be part of your version control (e.g., git repository). After applying the patch, commit these changes. There's no need to run the patch command during deployment.