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README

This toolbox helps generating CSV fixtures consumed by Akeneo's InstallerBundle from Magento 1.9CE or 1.14EE catalog data.

This package is here to help you import your Magento catalog into a fresh new Akeneo instance. It is not aimed at synchronising on a daily basis Akeneo and Magento together.

Be aware that all your existing Akeneo product data will be reset by this tool, and lost.

Supported attribute types

How to start

Install using Composer

You will primarily need to install the tool in your environment:

composer global require kiboko/bisous

Once you are done, open a terminal in your Akeneo environement. You will need to create an .env file, with the following environment variables properly set:

  • APP_DSN=mysql:host=mysql;dbname=magento, Magento's database connection DSN, see PDO MySQL Data Source Name
  • APP_USERNAME=root, Magento's MySQL user name
  • APP_PASSWORD=password, Magento's MySQL password

You will then need to create a catalog.yml file in this directory, describing your catalog structure. See The catalog.yml file

Download the phar from github

Go to the latest version download page and download the bisous.phar and bisous.phar.pubkey files.

Alternatively you can install the files this way:

curl -L https://github.com/kiboko-labs/bisous/releases/download/v1.0.0/bisous.phar --output /usr/local/bin/bisous
curl -L https://github.com/kiboko-labs/bisous/releases/download/v1.0.0/bisous.phar.pubkey --output /usr/local/bin/bisous.pubkey
chmod 0755 /usr/local/bin/bisous

Run the tool

Once properly installed, run bisous magento <akeneo-directory>/src/InstallerBundle/Resources/fixtures/default.

This command will create fixtures file required by Akeneo, with your Magento catalog data and structure.

Available commands

Configuration commands

  • init Creates an initial configuration file from Magento configuration.
  • test Tests the syntax of the configuration file.

Testing commands

  • fake-medias Generate fake or minimal image files from the products.csv and product_models.csv files.

Fixtures-generation commands

  • magento Generate the fixtures files depending on your catalog.yaml configuration and your Magento data.
  • magento:attribute-options same, but only attribute options
  • magento:attribute-groups same, but only attribute groups
  • magento:attributes same, but only attributes
  • magento:channels same, but only channels
  • magento:families same, but only families
  • magento:locales same, but only locales
  • magento:products same, but only products

Internal commands

  • help Display command help
  • list Lists all commands available
  • self-update Update the bisous command to the latest available

The catalog.yml file

The catalog.yml file has a root node named catalog:, and 5 sub-nodes described in the following paragraphs:

The attributes: section

This section is useful for describing your attribute list. It is an array of configuration fields, with the following fields:

  • code (string): Your attribute code, as seen in Akeneo
  • type (string): The attribute's type (valid values are identifier, text, text-area, rich-text, status, visibility, simple-select, multiple-select, datetime, metric, image, image-gallery-item)
  • strategy (string): The import strategy, following the next possible values:
    • ad-hoc: the attribute will be created in Akeneo in the same way it was created in Magento
    • aliased: the attrib ute will be created in Akeneo with another code than the one existing in Magento
    • ex-nihilo: the attribute will be created in Akeneo without taking into account any attribute present in Magento
  • group (string): the attribute group in which the attribute will be assigned in Akeneo
  • source (string) (for strategy aliased only): the attribute code in Magento
  • position (string) (for attribute type image-gallery-item only): the image index in the Magento media gallery
  • scoped (bool): to specify it the attribute is scopable (only applies to types text, text-area, rich-text, status, visibility, simple-select, multiple-select, datetime, metric, image, will produce an error in Akeneo if used on a variant axis attribute)
  • localised (bool): to specify it the attribute is localizable (only applies to types text, text-area, rich-text, status, visibility, simple-select, multiple-select, datetime, metric, image, will produce an error in Akeneo if used on a variant axis attribute)

Example:

catalog:
  attributes:
    - code: sku
      type: identifier
      strategy: ad-hoc
      group: general
    - code: name
      type: text
      strategy: ad-hoc
      group: marketing
      scoped: true
      localised: true
    - code: variation_name
      type: text
      strategy: ex-nihilo
      group: marketing
      scoped: true
      localised: true
    - code: weight
      type: metric
      strategy: ad-hoc
      group: logistics
      metric:
        family: Weight
        unit: KILOGRAM
    - code: image
      type: image
      strategy: ad-hoc
      group: marketing
    - code: alternative_image_1
      type: image-gallery-item
      strategy: aliased
      group: marketing
      source: media_gallery
      position: 1
    - code: alternative_image_2
      type: image-gallery-item
      strategy: aliased
      group: marketing
      source: media_gallery
      position: 2

The groups: section

This section describes the attribute groups that will be created in Akeneo, with the following fields:

  • code (string): it will contain the attribute group code in Akeneo
  • label (array): it contains a map of the labels of this group, having key as locale ISO code and value as actual label.

Example:

catalog:
  groups:
    - code: general
      label:
        fr_FR: Général
        en_GB: General
    - code: marketing
      label:
        fr_FR: Général
        en_GB: General

The families: section

Example:

catalog:
  families:
    - code: jeans
      attributes: [ name, description, short_description, meta_title, meta_description, status, visibility, image, variation_name, variation_image, variation_description, news_to_date, news_from_date, length, width, color, size ]
      label: name
      image: image
      requirements:
        - scope: america
          attributes: [ name, description, image ]
        - scope: europe
          attributes: [ name, description, image ]
        - scope: france
          attributes: [ name, description, image ]
        - scope: japan
          attributes: [ name, description, image ]
        - scope: china
          attributes: [ name, description, image ]
        - scope: asia
          attributes: [ name, description, image ]
        - scope: amazon
          attributes: [ name, description, image ]
        - scope: ebay
          attributes: [ name, description, image ]
      variations:
        - code: jeans_by_size_and_color
          skuPattern: '{{ parent }}:{{ length }}:{{ width }}'
          level-1:
            axis: [ length, width ]
            attributes: [ variation_name, variation_image, variation_description, news_from_date, news_to_date ]
          level-2:
            axis: [ color ]
            attributes: [ sku, status, visibility ]
        - code: jeans_by_size
          level-1:
            axis: [ size ]
            attributes: [ sku, status, visibility, variation_name, variation_image, variation_description, news_from_date, news_to_date ]

The locales: section

Example:

catalog:
  locales:
    - code: fr_FR
      currency: EUR
      store: 15
    - code: en_GB
      currency: GBP
      store: 21

The scopes: section

Example:

catalog:
  scopes:
    - code: europe
      store: 1
      locales:
        - code: fr_FR
          store: 1
        - code: de_DE
          store: 4
        - code: es_ES
          store: 3
        - code: it_IT
          store: 2
    - code: america
      store: 5
      locales:
        - code: en_US
          store: 5
        - code: en_CA
          store: 8
        - code: fr_CA
          store: 6

The codes-mapping: section

This section is used for the attribute options codes generation. As those codes does not exist in Magento we need to build them based on the default labels.

Example:

catalog:
  codes-mapping:
    - from: '"'
      to: 'inches'
    - from: 'â'
      to: 'a'
    - from: 'é'
      to: 'e'
    - from: 'è'
      to: 'e'
    - from: '/'
      to: '_'