element119 / module-admin-indexer-report
A Magento 2 module to show some indexer-related information in the admin.
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Type:magento2-module
Requires
- php: ~8.1.0 || ~8.2.0 || ~8.3.0
- hyva-themes/module-magento2-admin: ^1.1
- magento/module-backend: *
- magento/module-catalog: *
- magento/module-indexer: *
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Last update: 2024-11-17 15:23:33 UTC
README
element119 | Admin Indexer Report
📝 Features
✔️ Allow admins to reindex data, logging who did so and when
✔️ Provide advice for recommended indexer configuration and improvements
✔️ Health report for indexer-related cron jobs
✔️ Surface indexer batch configuration information
✔️ Provide educational resources for indexer configuration and performance
✔️ Supports custom indexer implementations
✔️ Theme agnostic
✔️ Built in accordance with Magento best practises
✔️ Dedicated module configuration section secured with custom admin user controls
✔️ Seamless integration with Magento
✔️ Built with developers and extensibility in mind to make customisations as easy as possible
✔️ Installable via Composer
⏳ Data visualisation
⏳ Allow merchants to set indexer batch sizes via the admin
🔌 Installation
Run the following command to install this module:
composer require element119/module-admin-indexer-report php bin/magento setup:upgrade
⏫ Updating
Run the following command to update this module:
composer update element119/module-admin-indexer-report php bin/magento setup:upgrade
❌ Uninstallation
Run the following command to uninstall this module:
composer remove element119/module-admin-indexer-report php bin/magento setup:upgrade
📚 User Guide
Configuration for this module can be found in the Magento admin under Stores -> Settings -> Configuration -> Advanced -> System -> Indexer Report
.
Indexer Report
The indexer information can be found below the native indexer grid in the admin under System -> Tools -> Index Management
.
Enable Indexer History Log Cron
The periodic capture of indexer-related cron information can be disabled by setting this option to No
. This is set to
Yes
by default.