Excludes Decorators doesn't work

[peter69]

Hello everyone,

I want to exclude some decorators from the service module, I have tried several configurations in my custom theme but none of them work:

admin.php:

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<?php

return [
	'jqadm' => [
            'service' => [
            	'decorators' => [
                	'excludes' => [
	                    'Country',
        	            'Download'
                	]
	            ]
             ]
	],
	'jsonadm' => [
	],
];

controller.php:

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'frontend' => [
        'catalog' => [
            'levels-always' => 3 // number of category levels for mega menu
        ],
        'service' => [
            'decorators' => [
                'excludes' => [
                    'Country',
                    'Download'
                ]
            ]
        ]
],

mshop.php:

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<?php

return [
    'service' => [
        'manager' => [
            'decorators' => [
                'excludes' => [
                    'Country',
                    'Download'
                ]
            ],
            'lists' => [
                'decorators' => [
                    'excludes' => [
                        'Country',
                        'Download'
                    ]
                ]
            ]
        ],
    ]
];

These two decorators are still on display in the Service module. none of the configurations I listed above work.

I even cleared all the cache and it still does not work.

I would appreciate your help,

Regards!

[aimeos]

Excluding manager decorators for certain domains only work if you've configured them for all domains before.
The service decorators can't be removed from the list in the service panel because they are discovered automatically due to their file system location.

[peter69]

Oh ok! Now I understand about the service decorators, thanks!

I'm still not clear about "manager decorators for certain domains". I have read the documentation several times but I still don't understand exactly the functionality.

If possible, could you share an example of this?

Again, thank you very much for your help!

[aimeos]

You can configure a manager decorator globally for all domains (product, catalog, order, etc.):

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return [
    'common' => [
        'manager' => [
            'decorators' => [
                'global' => ['Myproject']
            ]
        ]
    ]
];

There may be some domains where this decorator should not be applied to. Instead of configuring all domains the decorator should be applied to, you can now tell Aimeos to exclude certain domains:

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return [
    'locale' => [
        'manager' => [
            'site' => [
                'decorators' => [
                     'exclude' => ['Myproject']
                ]
            ]
        ]
    ],
    'order' => [
        'manager' => [
            'decorators' => [
                'exclude' => ['Myproject']
            ]
        ]
    ]
];

Also, you can implement decorators for certain domains only, e.g. for the catalog domains which manages a tree and has methods like getPath(), getTree(), move() etc. which are not available in all other domains. These are local decorators which can't be applied to other domains due to their namespace:

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return [
    'catalog' => [
        'manager' => [
            'decorators' => [
                'local' => ['Mytreedecorator']
            ]
        ]
    ]
];

[peter69]

Thank you very much!!!

Now I understand the functionality of the decorators. Just yesterday I implemented 2 decorators and it has been amazing.

I don't know if they exist in other projects, but the decorators seem to me an excellent idea. They are really very useful. congratulations!

Again, thank you very much for taking the time to answer and clarify our doubts.

Best regards!

[aimeos]

PSR-7 and Laravel middlewares are in fact decorators too