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Version: 4.1

Frontend Bundle

The CoreShop Store Front, also known as the FrontendBundle, provides a default implementation that serves as a practical guide for working with the CoreShop Framework. It is designed to showcase how various functionalities can be implemented in a store environment.

Components of the Frontend Bundle​

The FrontendBundle includes various components, each focusing on a specific aspect of the store front:

  • Controllers: The bundle includes a set of controllers that manage the interactions between the store front's user interface and the underlying CoreShop functionalities. These controllers can be customized to fit the specific needs of your store.

DEMO​

The CoreShop Frontend is a fully functional store front that can be used as a reference for building your own store. It is meant as a Demo and not as a production-ready store.

Best Practice​

Best practice is not to use any Templates from the Demo Frontend, but to create your own Templates and use the Controllers from the Demo Frontend.

Copy Templates​

To copy the Templates from the Demo Frontend, you can use the following command:

cp -R vendor/coreshop/core-shop/src/CoreShop/Bundle/FrontendBundle/Resources/views templates/coreshop

Overwrite the TemplateConfiguratorInterface by creating a new Service and decorate the original one:

<?php
// src/CoreShop/TemplateConfigurator/TemplateConfigurator.php
declare(strict_types=1);

namespace App\CoreShop\TemplateConfigurator;

use CoreShop\Bundle\FrontendBundle\TemplateConfigurator\TemplateConfiguratorInterface;

class TemplateConfigurator implements TemplateConfiguratorInterface
{
    public function findTemplate(string $templateName): string
    {
        return sprintf('coreshop/%s.twig', $templateName);
    }
}

And configure the new Service:

# config/services.yaml
services:
  App\CoreShop\TemplateConfigurator\TemplateConfigurator:
    decorates: 'CoreShop\Bundle\FrontendBundle\TemplateConfigurator\TemplateConfigurator'