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Christian

@c-gross

Ok I found the component but I don't know how to set a different name. Currently the POST will send the sales channel id just as id and the api is waiting for sales_channel_id instead and throws an error

<sw-sales-channel-switch
                        ref="salesChannelSwitch"
                        :label="$tc('sw-seo-url.labelSalesChannelSelect')"
                        @change-sales-channel-id="onSalesChannelChanged">
</sw-sales-channel-switch>

Friedemann Stoffregen

@Donderda

Another question: How can I access a variant's parent customField? page => product => parent is null :/

Mike Wink

@mikewink

@azngeek Hi, what do you plan? To import categories, then products and assign them to the categories?

That's what I doing for the last couple of weeks 😅

reineltchris

@reineltchris

is it possible to change the dockware.io env to production?

Mike Wink

@mikewink

@aleckscastro I doubt that we will see anything like that in core, but as a plugin for sure. Due to the REST based architecture it would be relatively easy to add such functionality. Pickware might ship such feature, or one of the other ERP tools with SW6 connectors out there. For now I would be happy if get a mature admin orders feature set, lets aim for that. Shopware 6.2 ships with the basics, now lets make is sound solution.

fwards

@fwards

Is it possible to hide properties for filtering like in SW5? Can’t find a setting in backend.

bojandavkov

@bojandavkov

Hello, does anyone know why URL`s in seo_url table are marked as 'is_deleted' and on fronted are displayed as /navigation/ashy2974yiuedh8732o1?

Don Bosco van Hoi

@azngeek

@mikewink Yes exactly :)

I guess it is creating attributes/categories and options, then create configurable products, create configurable product options, then variants, assign them etc.

i am used to the Magento-World so using that terms :)

Mike Wink

@mikewink

@azngeek welcome to the SW community!

Don Bosco van Hoi

@azngeek

Thanks :)

What is your experience so far with the api-based import? I need to import like 10k products and a couple of different product options.

Mike Wink

@mikewink

@azngeek well, that's a interesting task for sure. Here is what I do/did. I created myself a nice little HTTP client with Symfony HTTP Client (Guzzle would work too). Next I use the administration to see the API usage for what I want to do in code. Check the network tab in your dev tools for the requests and responses.

pawonpawon

@pawonpawon

@azngeek I am also Migrating from Magento. Be aware that in Magento we have "product attributes" and in Shopware we have "properties" and "custom fields".

Probably you will want to split the Magento product attributes and transform some into properties and some into custom fields !

Mike Wink

@mikewink

Once I see the way SW 6 does it I use that as a blueprint for my own code (requests with payload).

Don Bosco van Hoi

@azngeek

What is the difference between a property and a custom field? I expected something "similar" to the EAV-structure. I guess i am wrong :)

pawonpawon

@pawonpawon

@mikewink @azngeek I did/do exactly the same thing. I get the product data from a custom script in Magento (foreach on Mage::getModel('catalog/product'->getCollection() ) . Transform it to a SW json object and post it to the products endpoint

Don Bosco van Hoi

@azngeek

@pawonpawon The thing is that i thought that there was something like an API-Import-layer which could be used. I did not know that i need to extend or write an additional client.

pawonpawon

@pawonpawon

@azngeek read these:
https://docs.shopware.com/en/shopware-6-en/products/properties
and
https://docs.shopware.com/en/shopware-6-en/settings/custom-fields

It took me some days of messing around before I noticed this is not the same as in magento

Mike Wink

@mikewink

@azngeek The interesting part is how to orchestrate the individual steps and if you want to use the Sync API for some of the steps.

pawonpawon

@pawonpawon

@azngeek Well, you could use the Magento Importer plugin from SW.

It works but it dumps all magento product attributes as 'custom fields' I believe and it needs some tweaking depending on the source data. For me, it was in the end easier to build a 'bridge' and use the api

Don Bosco van Hoi

@azngeek

i have an existing data-integration layer based an Apache NiFi which i could easily extend to connect it to shopware. The question is: Do i need to write my own import-api for the product import or can i reuse the existing sync api for all tasks?

pawonpawon

@pawonpawon

you can use the SW sync api since (as far as I know) is just a wrapper around the various admin endpoints but allows multiple create/updates in one go

Don Bosco van Hoi

@azngeek

The Magento Importer is not suitable in mid term as we need to sync the data between erp and shop.

henrikvolmer

@henrikvolmer

Is there a way to always display the cheapest variant on the product lists?

pawonpawon

@pawonpawon

posting product data on the API is relatively straight forward. The fun starts when importing old orders :)

Mike Wink

@mikewink

@henrikvolmer with custom code for sure ;)

@pawonpawon did you import products with media and variants?

pawonpawon

@pawonpawon

variants: no
media: yes

Don Bosco van Hoi

@azngeek

@pawonpawon So if i take a look at this documentation i can not find an example about how the payload needs to look like. Where did you get that information?

pawonpawon

@pawonpawon

@azngeek I just hit F12 in the admin and log the requests

henrikvolmer

@henrikvolmer

@mikewink Yes, but then I would always have to load all variants and there are about 500 variants per master :/

Mike Wink

@mikewink

@pawonpawon yes, then it's rather simple. 😅

Don Bosco van Hoi

@azngeek

@pawonpawon i guess this is the "best practice" :)

Mike Wink

@mikewink

@henrikvolmer do you import your products (variants)?

@azngeek You would see the payload format when you do check the network request in your browser or check the Swagger UI (if that still works in 6.2).

henrikvolmer

@henrikvolmer

Yes, they will imported by an erp system, but the system can't do it "on the fly"

Mike Wink

@mikewink

it = Shopware showing the cheapest of them all? Are there rules that alter prices after import?

Don Bosco van Hoi

@azngeek

@mikewink So you mean. If i create the products in the admin-menu manually i need to log all the requests from the network tab and just replay it in postman etc.

pawonpawon

@pawonpawon

@azngeek yes

Mike Wink

@mikewink

@azngeek yes you can just see what Shopware does (eat your own dog food). It has to use the same API like you so why not see what SW does. Start simple. Add a product with the minimum values and go from there.

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Don Bosco van Hoi

@azngeek

@mikewink @pawonpawon Yeah. That is useful information. I will do it that way. For any reason i thought i could do it the easy way :)

henrikvolmer

@henrikvolmer

There are no custom rules that adjust the prices afterwards. But because shopware displays a random variant of a master on product lists, this is not always the cheapest

pawonpawon

@pawonpawon

@azngeek I have started a thread under @mikewink post

Mike Wink

@mikewink

No it does not in 6.2 anymore. You can set the default variant now!

@henrikvolmer so we set the default variant during import

henrikvolmer

@henrikvolmer

Ah okay... I didn't know that feature. I'll try that. Thanks for the help

Mike Wink

@mikewink

@henrikvolmer you're welcome.

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