What is the current state of caching in the API. Its seems like its way behind spree in this area?

I want to use a js library(cocoon) for the Soliodus admin panel, but I get an error when I try the following

## try
1. yarn add github:nathanvda/cocoon#c24ba53
2. require("cocoon") added at vendor/assets/javascripts/spree/backend/all.js
3. get error `Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined`

## environment
rails	6.1.4.1
solidus	3.1.2
ruby	2.7.1
node	14.15.0
yarn	1.22.10

What would be the best way to do it?

has any one gotten

solidus_searchkick

to work solidus 3.x?

Trying to customize Solidus to show/use different pricing options based on the users role.. keep trying things like adding a new column to Prices but trying to figure out where to go to get it to actually use it on the store

you'll need to use a custom pricing options class and modify the price selector.

was looking over the docs trying to find anything about it

The pricing options class acts as the parameters to the price selector, if that helps.

They get constructed in different ways depending on the context, but always passed to the selector when a price needs to be selected.

should I just start digging into the solidus_core gem probably?

yeah, looking at those two classes and how they are used is probably a good way to go

I know there’s some naming convention thing.. but for this it sounds like one of the files I’d need to extend would be app/models/spree/variant/price_selector.rb

would that just go in like.. lib/companyname/models/spree/variant

Have been out for almost a year with everything going on and trying to remember how to actually extend something like this

That's actually a configurable class (there's a config option in solidus for what class you want to use), so rather than trying to extend the existing class, you can create your own and configure solidus to use it.

This is true of both the price selector and pricing options.

and you could just access the current users role inside that class?

you'd want to create new pricing options that include the user's role (and any other things you parameterize your pricing by) and then access that value in the selector to actually make the decision based on it.

Is it possible to add a new controller instead of overriding it? e.g. model called

Spree::Ads

that is connected to

Spree::Product

by has_one, ,and I want to CURD

Spree::Ads

resource.

Hello, does solidus have multi vendor capability out of the box?

Hi all, I have a question regarding the default shipping flow. From my understanding the flow after an

order

looks like this: 1. The store admin manually supplies the shipment information to a 3rd party shipment provider 2. The store admin then has to add the tracking information and click “ship” in the admin panel Now I’d like to integrate a 3rd party instant delivery provider. For that I’d need to automatically push the

shipment

information to our shipment provider and mark the

shipment

as `shipped`: 1. Make an API call to our shipping provider 2. Update the shipping state and add the tracking information What is the cleanest/intended way to achieve this? Here are my ideas: - Add a step after

:complete

to the order state machine that makes the API calls and updates the shipment or - Add an

after_create

callback to the shipment through a decorator that makes the API calls - Make the API call from the checkout_controller when the order is completed and update the

shipment

from there Or is there an option which is simpler that I’m not seeing?

you can use Solidus events to know when an order gets finalized https://guides.solidus.io/developers/events/overview.html then you can enqueue an async job to do the API call and evertyhing

+1 to this - that's exactly what we do in our store.

Thanks for the replies. For that matter it’d be the same to just enqueue an active_job in the checkouts_controller in

finalize_order

right? I just found it odd that the

shipment_method

is so “dumb” by default 🙂

you can write your own shipment state machine with the events you need and let Solidus to use it via

Spree::Config.state_machines.shipment

Is there a preferred way to restrict the backend to one language (e.g.

en

) and allow other languages (e.g.

de, fr, it

) in the frontend? It seems both are dependent on

I18n.available_locales

.

Other question regarding i18n. If I'm not mistaken, the backend uses the current user locale to send/resend emails. Is there a plugin to use the customers locale from the frontend or would I have to implement that logic myself?

I’m running the solidus demo in docker via Rails/Puma and am having trouble changing the default port away from 3000 to 4000. Is this a known issue still? I can find a few issues referencing this from few years ago. I’ve tried •

puma.rb: port ENV.fetch("PORT") { 4000 }

• my command to start is

bundle exec rails s -p 4000 -b '0.0.0.0'

• Dockerfile exposes port 4000

Is there an easy way to trim down the

available_countries

that are getting pulled for the shipping/billing form? Trying to remove all but 2 of them

Hello, got a question for the

solidus_paypal_commerce_platform

extension here. Anyone here has encountered this issue when checking out with PayPal on live mode?

{"ack":"permission_denied","message":"Insufficient privileges"}

Here are what I have done to troubleshoot the issue: 1. Create the credentials using the wizard mode, still not working 2. Use the static credentials I setup on my PayPal developer dashboard 3. Change my PayPal account to Business type

It also returns this error:

err: 'Error: Api: /smart/api/order/1BT78617AR157972Y ret…nts=buttons&currency=USD&intent=authorize:2:90802'