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Practical Module development for Prestashop 8

You're reading from   Practical Module development for Prestashop 8 Create modern, customizable, and dynamic online stores using efficient modules

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781837635962
Length 300 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (23) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1 – Understanding How PrestaShop is Structured and How It Works
2. Chapter 1: Quick Overview of PrestaShop FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: The Configuration and Initialization of PrestaShop 4. Chapter 3: The Front Office 5. Chapter 4: The Back Office 6. Chapter 5: The Hooks 7. Chapter 6: The Themes 8. Part 2 – How to Create Your Own Modules
9. Chapter 7: What Are Modules? Let’s Create a Hello World Module 10. Chapter 8: A Reinsurance Block Module 11. Chapter 9: A Customer Callback Request Module 12. Chapter 10: Category Extension Module 13. Chapter 11: A Simple Blogging Module 14. Chapter 12: A Cash Payment Module 15. Chapter 13: A Drive Delivery Module 16. Part 3 – Customizing Your Theme
17. Chapter 14: How to Create a Child Theme 18. Chapter 15: Overriding Some Templates 19. Chapter 16: Assets Compiling with Webpack 20. Index 21. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix – Module Upgrade, The Hooks Discovery Tool, and Multi-Store Functions

Summary

In this chapter, we saw that all the old legacy-based BO pages are generated by controllers located in the /controllers/front/ folder. All those old BO controllers are child classes of the AdminController class defined in the /classes/controller/AdminController.php file. AdminController is a child of the Controller class defined in the /classes/controller/Controller.php file.

AdminController prepares all the data for the setup of the frame of the back office. All the AdminController child classes managing the old BO views rely on useful classes extending the Helper class to generate recurrent HTML views such as editing forms or list tables with HelperForm or HelperList.

Since v1.7 of PrestaShop, the migration from the old legacy-based controllers to the Symfony modern controllers has been ongoing. New Symfony BO controllers extend the FrameworkBundleAdminController class. All Symfony controllers now benefit from the possibilities offered by the Symfony framework. The...

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