Most of our customers run on maxcluster servers and therefore we use supervisord, which is brought by the setup. But one of our newer clients brought their own hosting and there was no supervisord, but systemd. So it was time to fiddle out, how to run Shopware queue workers and scheduled task with it. supervisordContinue reading “Shopware and systemd”
Category Archives: TechStuff
Alfred and JIRA
Do you know Alfred? It is a Mac OS app to replace Spotlight and enhance the functionality which Cmd + Space offers you. I implemented/copied a couple of simple scripts in the past, one of it was a JIRA Script by Sal Ferrarello which helped me open JIRA tickets with the keyboard. Today I gotContinue reading “Alfred and JIRA”
How to URL: SEO URLs
We are currently implementing a big project with Shopware as a backend and Typo 3 as a frontend. One piece in this picture is to give Typo3 the possibility to get the cart and some other infos. Because Typo3 should be stateless, we don’t want it to handle store-api stuff. Instead we thought to implementContinue reading “How to URL: SEO URLs”
AWS Lambda and DotEnv
As explained a few times we are working with Lambda on a project lately. One of the things I learned is, that DotEnv doesn’t work with Lambda, at least not out of the box. And because one does provide the configuration via “real” environment variables normally anyway, there is no need to use DotEnv. InContinue reading “AWS Lambda and DotEnv”
Symfony, AWS Lambda, APIGateway and custom domains with paths
We are currently developing an API to enrich PDF invoices with XML data called Zugferd. AWS API Gateway and custom paths We are hosting it on AWS Lambda to have it scalable and easy to maintain. One of the things we had to configure is to make it available under one of our domains, becauseContinue reading “Symfony, AWS Lambda, APIGateway and custom domains with paths”
SQL Inspiration
Inspired by Raj KB I planned for weeks to write about one or the other SQL query I write during the day but I didn’t find time, but here is one! We are currently preparing the start for a festival for one of our customers. One part is to support the swag sale and weContinue reading “SQL Inspiration”
Vue Dev tools for Firefox work like a charm
I just updated one of our plugins finally to be compatible with Shopware 6.6 and the Vue Devtools didn’t work at all on my chrome installation, as I described half a year ago. But there are plenty of options. After installing the standalone app I was not able to use it, but Firefox works forContinue reading “Vue Dev tools for Firefox work like a charm”
Tools: URL parts
In times of JS web apps, it is becoming harder to understand, what the URL is doing and how it is build. Back in the days, we had an anchor which looks like #paragraph2 but today, we have anchor which look like #/customer/checkout/order?product=123&qty=6 and on the first glimpse it looks like an url, but itContinue reading “Tools: URL parts”
Made with love – Semver, HtaccessTester
I have a couple of tools I use on an irregular basis and the tools built by https://madewithlove.com are among them. It took for me a while to realise, that they are all from one source, but since then I’m very happy to have them. It seems, there is now a complete list, even onContinue reading “Made with love – Semver, HtaccessTester”
NOT to do: Many (unnecessary) SSH keys
In the past (as a freelancer) I had the brilliant idea to have one SSH key per customer/server. So each time I got access to a new machine I created a new ssh key, configured it locally on my ssh config and used it. The problem with this is, once you change your machine, youContinue reading “NOT to do: Many (unnecessary) SSH keys”