PWA Metapackage for Magento Open Source Extensions

Welcome to PWA metapackage for Magento Open Source extensions. As a metapackage for Magento Open Source, this repo enables PWA extension developers to add any additional Magento Open Source features they need to support their PWA modules.

Current Modules

• Magento_ContactGraphQlPwa (magento/module-contact-graph-ql-pwa) — Provides GraphQl functionality for the contact-us form.

• Magento_NewsletterGraphQlPwa (magento/module-newsletter-graph-ql-pwa) — Provides additional GraphQl functionality for the newsletter subscriptions in PWA.

Development setup

To setup and develop your PWA extension modules locally, use the following instructions:

Installation as a git-based composer package

1. Clone and/or navigate to your magento2 git repository and check out the latest develop branch, e.g. 2.4-develop. You may also check out and use any 2.4 release tags.

   git clone git@github.com:magento/magento2.git
   cd magento2

2. Create an ext directory within the root of your magento2 project:

   mkdir ext

3. Clone the magento2-pwa repository into your vendor directory name:

   git clone git@github.com:magento-commerce/magento2-pwa.git ext/magento/magento2-pwa

4. Update the magento2/composer.json settings to create a better development workflow for your extension modules:

   • Update the minimum-stability for packages to dev. This allows for the installation of development modules:

     composer config minimum-stability dev

   • To work with stable packages, ensure that the prefer-stable property is true. This property should already be included in the composer.json file, right above the minimum-stability setting.

   • Configure composer to find new extension modules. The following command configures composer to treat any extension code inside the ext directory as a package and creates a symlink to the vendor directory:

     composer config repositories.ext path "./ext/*/*/*"

5. Install the pwa metapackage:

   composer require magento/pwa

At this point, you should see symlinks for all the pwa modules inside the vendor directory. These symlinks allow you to:

• Run a Magento installation with additional modules.
• Develop locally using the standard git workflow.

You may need to ensure that there are no Magento_PWA* modules listed as enabled when you run bin/magento module:status. If there are, follow the docs on how to enable modules.

Setting up the Git workflow

To improve the developer experience even further, you can add these configurations as well:

1. Exclude all the ext directories in the project's .git configuration:

   echo ext >> ./.git/info/exclude

2. Skip your project's root directory composer.\* files to avoid committing them by mistake:

   git update-index --skip-worktree composer.json
   git update-index --skip-worktree composer.lock

   NOTE: You can reverse this operation anytime as needed:

   git update-index --no-skip-worktree composer.json
   git update-index --no-skip-worktree composer.lock

Cloud deployment extension installation

1. Add https://repo.magento.com as a composer repository by adding the following to your cloud instances composer.json file.

   "repositories": {
       "repo": {
           "type": "composer",
           "url": "https://repo.magento.com"
       }
   },

2. Require in magento/magento2-pwa extension by adding the following to your cloud instances composer.json file.

   "require": {
       "magento/magento2-pwa": "0.0.1"
   },

3. Ensure your auth.json file has valid credential for repo.magento.com.

4. Run composer update to update your composer.lock file.

5. Push the changes and deploy your cloud instance.