Spree Variant Options is a very simple spree extension that replaces the radio-button variant selection with groups of option types and values. To get a better idea let's let a few images do the explaining.
When no selection has been made:
After "Large" is selected, "Large Blue" is out of stock:
And after "Green" is selected:
To see it in action, follow the steps for "Demo" below.
Installation
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To install Spree Variant Options, just add the following to your Gemfile:
gem 'spree_variant_options', '0.5.0'
If you're on an older version of Spree, please reference the Versionfile for your Spree version.
Now, bundle up with:
bundle
Next, run the install generator to copy the necessary migration to your project and migrate your database:
rails g spree_variant_options:install
rake db:migrate
Configuration Options
Spree Variant Options comes with some handy options:
-
allow_select_outofstock (default : false) When using extension like (spree_wishlist), you might want to allow your customer to add out of stock product by selecting out of stock variant options :
<%= form_for Spree::WishedProduct.new, :html => {:"data-form-type" => "variant"} do |f| %> <%= f.hidden_field :variant_id, :value => @product.master.id %> <button type="submit" class="medium blue awesome"> <%= t(:add_to_wishlist) %> </button> <% end %>
By setting allow_select_outofstock to true, when an user selects variant options it will automatically update any form's input variant_id with an data-form-type="variant" attribute.
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default_instock (default: false) If this is option is set to true, it will automatically preselect in-stock variant options.
These configuration options can be set in a config/initializers/spree_variant_options.rb file for example :
SpreeVariantOptions::VariantConfig.allow_select_outofstock = true
SpreeVariantOptions::VariantConfig.default_instock = true
Storage options
Like in spree core there is support for storage of images on S3. Storage on S3 is enabled with the same configuration as in spree core.
Example: config/initializers/spree.rb
Spree.config do |config|
config.use_s3 = true
config.s3_bucket = <bucket_name>
config.s3_access_key = <aws_access_key>
config.s3_secret = <aws_secret_key>
end
Versions
Spree Variant Options is compatible with Spree 0.30.x through 1.1.x. Please reference Versionfile
for more details.
Testing
Clone this repo to where you develop, bundle up, then run `dummier' to get the show started:
git clone git://github.com/citrus/spree_variant_options.git
cd spree_variant_options
bundle install
bundle exec dummier
# cucumber/capybara
bundle exec rake cucumber
# test/unit
bundle exec rake test
# both
bundle exec rake
POW!
Demo
You can easily use the test/dummy app as a demo of spree_variant_options. Just cd
to where you develop and run:
git clone git://github.com/citrus/spree_variant_options.git
cd spree_variant_options
cp test/dummy_hooks/after_migrate.rb.sample test/dummy_hooks/after_migrate.rb
bundle install
bundle exec dummier
cd test/dummy
rails s
Contributors
- Spencer Steffen (@citrus)
- Stéphane Bounmy (@sbounmy)
- Dan Morin (@danmorin)
- Richard Brown (@rbrown)
- @baracek
If you'd like to help out feel free to fork and send me pull requests!
License
Copyright (c) 2011 - 2012 Spencer Steffen and Citrus, released under the New BSD License All rights reserved.