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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

The Back Office

Now that we know how a legacy-based front office (FO) controller is initialized, its specificities, and how it uses the model and the views from Smarty, let’s have a look at the back office (BO) controllers by doing a comparison between the legacy-based controllers and the Symfony-based migrated controllers.

Our journey into the BO controllers will go through the following topics:

  • Discovering how a legacy-based BO controller works
  • The most useful tool for recurrent HTML generation – the helper classes
  • Studying how a migrated Symfony BO controller works
  • Using the Symfony Forms
  • The CQRS design pattern inside modern controllers
  • Generating table views by using the Grid component

By the end of this chapter, we will have mastered how the BO works for both generations of controllers, from legacy-based to Symfony-migrated ones. You will know how the legacy Helper class works, as well as new concepts, such as the command query...

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