In this blog, we are going to learn how to update module data or configurations with native PrestaShop Webservice. As we know that Prestashop has Webservice API for its core PrestaShop tables, If we modify, or get data from native Prestashop API like products, customers, etc then it does not show any third-party module data associated with a particular product or customer. In this blog, we’ll see step-by-step processes to achieve it.
1- Enable PrestaShop webservices
Enable Prestashop Webservice from Advanced Parameters->Webservice section and Webservice account key for products. It will be shown like this
2- Override core Prestashop class
Suppose, we have a module demomodule that set some configuration for the product and we want to update this data with the native products API of Prestashop
For this, override $webserviceParameters protected variable of core Prestashop file product.php by module and add association for demomodule in the demomodule/override/product.php like below code :
protected $webserviceParameters = [
'objectMethods' => [
'add' => 'addWs',
'update' => 'updateWs',
],
'objectNodeNames' => 'products',
'fields' => [
'id_manufacturer' => [
'xlink_resource' => 'manufacturers',
],
'id_supplier' => [
'xlink_resource' => 'suppliers',
],
'id_category_default' => [
'xlink_resource' => 'categories',
],
'new' => [],
'cache_default_attribute' => [],
'id_default_image' => [
'getter' => 'getCoverWs',
'setter' => 'setCoverWs',
'xlink_resource' => [
'resourceName' => 'images',
'subResourceName' => 'products',
],
],
'id_default_combination' => [
'getter' => 'getWsDefaultCombination',
'setter' => 'setWsDefaultCombination',
'xlink_resource' => [
'resourceName' => 'combinations',
],
],
'id_tax_rules_group' => [
'xlink_resource' => [
'resourceName' => 'tax_rule_groups',
],
],
'position_in_category' => [
'getter' => 'getWsPositionInCategory',
'setter' => 'setWsPositionInCategory',
],
'manufacturer_name' => [
'getter' => 'getWsManufacturerName',
'setter' => false,
],
'quantity' => [
'getter' => false,
'setter' => false,
],
'type' => [
'getter' => 'getWsType',
'setter' => 'setWsType',
],
],
'associations' => [
'categories' => [
'resource' => 'category',
'fields' => [
'id' => ['required' => true],
],
],
'images' => [
'resource' => 'image',
'fields' => ['id' => []],
],
'combinations' => [
'resource' => 'combination',
'fields' => [
'id' => ['required' => true],
],
],
'product_option_values' => [
'resource' => 'product_option_value',
'fields' => [
'id' => ['required' => true],
],
],
'product_features' => [
'resource' => 'product_feature',
'fields' => [
'id' => ['required' => true],
'id_feature_value' => [
'required' => true,
'xlink_resource' => 'product_feature_values',
],
],
],
'tags' => ['resource' => 'tag',
'fields' => [
'id' => ['required' => true],
], ],
'stock_availables' => ['resource' => 'stock_available',
'fields' => [
'id' => ['required' => true],
'id_product_attribute' => ['required' => true],
],
'setter' => false,
],
'attachments' => [
'resource' => 'attachment',
'api' => 'attachments',
'fields' => [
'id' => ['required' => true],
],
],
'accessories' => [
'resource' => 'product',
'api' => 'products',
'fields' => [
'id' => [
'required' => true,
'xlink_resource' => 'products', ],
],
],
'product_bundle' => [
'resource' => 'product',
'api' => 'products',
'fields' => [
'id' => ['required' => true],
'id_product_attribute' => [],
'quantity' => [],
],
],
'wk_hbcss' => [
'resource' => 'wk_hbcs',
'api' => 'wk_hbcss',
'fields' => [
'id_wk_hbcs' => ['required' => true,],
'country' => ['required' => true],
'id_product' => ['required' => true,],
'id_shop' => ['required' => true],
],
'setter' => 'getWsWkHbcss',
'getter' => 'setWsWkHbcss',
'xlink_resource' => 'wk_hbcs',
],
],
];
3- Define setter/getter
Define the setter and getter function to set and get data. These functions are responsible for the set and get data of module data. These are already declared in the association. wk_hbcs is the table to store the module data associated with products.
/**
* get data from module
*
* @return void
*/
public function getWsWkHbcss()
{
return Db::getInstance()->executeS('SELECT * FROM `'._DB_PREFIX_.'wk_hbcs` WHERE `id_product` = '.$this->id);
}
/**
* Set data for module
*
* @param int $idCountries
* @return void
*/
public function setWsWkHbcss($idCountries)
{
Db::getInstance()->execute('DELETE FROM `' . _DB_PREFIX_ . 'wk_hbcs` WHERE id_product = ' .(int)$this->id . ' AND id_shop=' . (int)$this->id_shop_default);
if (is_array($idCountries) && !empty($idCountries)) {
foreach ($idCountries as $idCountry) {
$data = array(
'country' => (int) $idCountry['country'],
'id_product' => (int) $this->id,
'id_shop' => (int) $this->id_shop_default,
);
Db::getInstance()->insert(
'wk_hbcs',
$data,
);
}
}
return true;
}
Now, when you fetch product data with API then it will also show module data –
If you want to create a separate API for the module just like native Prestashop tables then follow our other blog.
Similarly, this process will also work for other classes of Prestashop like customers.
That’s all about this blog.
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