php-etl/akeneo-plugin

Adapters for the Akeneo API client

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Goal

This package aims at integration the Akeneo PHP clients into the Pipeline stack. This integration is compatible with the Akeneo client

Principles

The tools in this library will produce executable PHP sources, using an intermediate Abstract Syntax Tree from nikic/php-parser. This intermediate format helps you combine the code produced by this library with other packages from Middleware.

Configuration format

Building an extractor

akeneo:
  extractor:
    type: productModel
    method: all
    search:
      - { field: enabled, operator: '=', value: true }
      - { field: completeness, operator: '>', value: 70, scope: ecommerce }
      - { field: completeness, operator: '<', value: 85, scope: ecommerce }
      - { field: categories, operator: IN, value: winter_collection }
      - { field: family, operator: IN, value: [camcorders, digital_cameras] }
  logger:
    type: 'stderr'
  client:
    api_url: 'https://demo.akeneo.com'
    client_id: '2_5a3jtcvwi8w0cwk88w04ogkcks00o4wowwgc8gg4w0cow4wsc8'
    secret: '4ww9l30ij2m8wsw8w04sgw4wgkwc8gss0sgc8cc0o0goo4wkso'
    username: 'demo_9573'
    password: 516f3e3e5

Building a loader

akeneo:
  loader:
    type: productModel
    method: upsert
  logger:
    type: 'stderr'
  client:
    api_url: 'https://demo.akeneo.com'
    client_id: '2_5a3jtcvwi8w0cwk88w04ogkcks00o4wowwgc8gg4w0cow4wsc8'
    secret: '4ww9l30ij2m8wsw8w04sgw4wgkwc8gss0sgc8cc0o0goo4wkso'
    username: 'demo_9573'
    password: 516f3e3e5

Usage

This library will build for you either an extractor or a loader, compatible with the Akeneo API.

You can use the following PHP script to test and print the result of your configuration.

<?php

require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';

use Kiboko\Component\Flow\Akeneo;
use PhpParser\Node;
use PhpParser\PrettyPrinter;
use Symfony\Component\Console;
use Symfony\Component\Yaml;

$input = new Console\Input\ArgvInput($argv);
$output = new Console\Output\ConsoleOutput();

class DefaultCommand extends Console\Command\Command
{
    protected static $defaultName = 'test';

    protected function configure()
    {
        $this->addArgument('file', Console\Input\InputArgument::REQUIRED);
    }

    protected function execute(Console\Input\InputInterface $input, Console\Output\OutputInterface $output)
    {
        $factory = new Akeneo\Service();

        $style = new Console\Style\SymfonyStyle(
            $input,
            $output,
        );

        $config = Yaml\Yaml::parse(input: file_get_contents($input->getArgument('file')));

        $style->section('Validation');
        $style->writeln($factory->validate($config) ? '<info>ok</info>' : '<error>failed</error>');
        $style->section('Normalized Config');
        $style->writeln(\json_encode($config = $factory->normalize($config), JSON_PRETTY_PRINT));
        $style->section('Generated code');
        $style->writeln((new PrettyPrinter\Standard())->prettyPrintFile([
            new Node\Stmt\Return_($factory->compile($config)->getNode()),
        ]));

        return 0;
    }
}

(new Console\Application())
    ->add(new DefaultCommand())
    ->run($input, $output)
;

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