README

This package allows you to replace the standard Rapidez re-order functionality with a custom variant. This custom variant allows individual products to be selected, and also allows orders to be re-ordered that come from a different store (so long as the SKUs match up).

Note that this will require some manual work, see usage.

Installation

composer require rapidez/custom-reorder

Configuration

You can publish the config with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=rapidez-custom-reorder-config

Usage

Important

You will need to make sure that the SKU field can be filtered by. This means that Visible in Advanced Search needs to be enabled on this attribute.

This package will not work out of the box, however it contains a few blade components that will help make it easy. To set up this package you should do the following:

• Wrap the x-rapidez-reorder::reorderable component around your products table with a v-bind:items containing your items. If you're not using the standard magento order data, ideally the items should be in the same format as OrderItem in the GraphQL API, or in the same format as CartItemInput (in this case you should add the cart-items prop). If you can't or won't add the entered_options and selected_options, any configurable items will be grayed out.

• Then, wrap every individual item in your list with x-rapidez-reorder::item to allow the checkboxes and transparency to appear. Be aware that this wraps a label element around your item, which may be impactful for any other interactive elements like anchor tags. This should end up looking something like this (NOTE: you need to add the index to your loop if you don't have it already):

    <x-rapidez-reorder::reorderable v-bind:items="order.items">
        <ul>
            <li v-for="item, index in order.items">
                <x-rapidez-reorder::item>
                    [...]
                </x-rapidez-reorder::item>
            </li>
        </ul>
    </x-rapidez-reorder::reorderable>

• Optionally, you can show why certain items are grayed out using the x-rapidez-reorder::availability component. You can place this anywhere in the list of items, but our recommendation would be to place this below the product options and/or the SKU.

• Finally, you need to add the x-rapidez-reorder::button.add-to-cart component at the very bottom of the reorderable component. You can use reorderSlotScope.added as a Vue variable to determine what text your button should show. Note that this component is sticky by default, so adjust your frontend accordingly if needed. For example:

        [...]
        <x-rapidez-reorder::button.add-to-cart>
            <template v-if="reorderSlotScope.added">@lang('Added')</template>
            <template v-else>@lang('Add to cart')</template>
        </x-rapidez-reorder::button.add-to-cart>
    </x-rapidez-reorder::reorderable>

And that's it!

Notes

• We don't currently have support for adding products to cart with custom options or configurations when using OrderItem-like data, as this requires directly matching labels. We're looking for a clean solution.

License

GNU General Public License v3. Please see License File for more information.