Magento ​

@storefront-x/magento

This module provides basic functionality for Magento integration.

magento/dynamicPages/ concept ​

If we want to have pretty urls (/nivea, /playstation-5, etc.), we need dynamic pages whose type & content is resolved by the backend.

This concept is for components representing dynamic pages resolved by the Magento URL resolver. Their name has to be equal to the type value returned by the URL resolver.

• magento/dynamicPages/PRODUCT.vue - renders product
• magento/dynamicPages/CATEGORY.vue - renders category
• magento/dynamicPages/CMS_PAGE.vue - renders cms page

magento/beforeRequest/ concept ​

This concept allows you to hook before every request to Magento. It expects a composable which returns an async function with single parameter Request.

Example ​

// magento/beforeRequest/useLogEveryRequestUrl.ts

export default () => {
  // Here you can use other composables

  return async (request: Request) => {
    console.log(request.url)
  }
}

// magento/beforeRequest/useLogEveryRequestUrl.ts

export default () => {
  // Here you can use other composables

  return async (request: Request) => {
    console.log(request.url)
  }
}

magento/afterResponse/ concept ​

This concept allows you to hook after every response from Magento. It expects a composable which returns an async function with two parameters Response and Request.

Example ​

// magento/afterResponse/useLogEveryResponseUrl.ts

export default () => {
  // Here you can use other composables

  return async (response: Response, request: Request) => {
    console.log(response.url)
  }
}

// magento/afterResponse/useLogEveryResponseUrl.ts

export default () => {
  // Here you can use other composables

  return async (response: Response, request: Request) => {
    console.log(response.url)
  }
}

useMagento composable ​

Used to make API requests to Magento.

The composable returns an object containing methods for making requests to different endpoints:

• graphql: (graphql: any) => { data: any, errors: any }

Example ​

// repositories/useGetProductsBySearch.ts

import useMagento from '#ioc/composables/useMagento'
import Products from '#ioc/graphql/queries/Products'
import ToProduct from '#ioc/mappers/ToProduct'

export default () => {
  const magento = useMagento()

  return async (
    search: string,
  ): Promise<{
    products: ReturnType<typeof ToProduct>[]
  }> => {
    const { data } = await magento.graphql(Products().with({ search }))

    return {
      products: data.products.items.map(ToProduct),
    }
  }
}

// repositories/useGetProductsBySearch.ts

import useMagento from '#ioc/composables/useMagento'
import Products from '#ioc/graphql/queries/Products'
import ToProduct from '#ioc/mappers/ToProduct'

export default () => {
  const magento = useMagento()

  return async (
    search: string,
  ): Promise<{
    products: ReturnType<typeof ToProduct>[]
  }> => {
    const { data } = await magento.graphql(Products().with({ search }))

    return {
      products: data.products.items.map(ToProduct),
    }
  }
}

MAGENTO_URL config ​

URL of the Magento instance. You need to override it by adding config/MAGENTO_URL.ts to your module. To see how overriding works, click here.

// config/MAGENTO_URL.ts

export default 'https://my-store.magento.com'

// config/MAGENTO_URL.ts

export default 'https://my-store.magento.com'

MAGENTO_GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT config ​

Prefix for the GraphQL endpoint.

// config/MAGENTO_GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT.ts

export default '/graphql'

// config/MAGENTO_GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT.ts

export default '/graphql'

_magento server route ​

This server route is used as a proxy between Storefront X client requests and Magento backend.