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Sizebay Tracker (Magento)

Getting Started

To get started with the Sizebay Tracker, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/sizebay/magento-tracking-app.git
    cd magento-tracking-app

  2. Ensure you have a Magento 2 framework installed: The Sizebay Tracker module is designed to work with Magento 2. Make sure you have a Magento 2 framework installed and running. If you don't have Magento 2 installed, follow the Magento Docker installation guide developed by Mark Shust for a faster setup.

Setup Environment

  1. Upload the module: Copy the cloned repository to the modules directory of your Magento 2 following this steps:

    mkdir /path-to-your-magento/app/code/Sizebay
    cd $_
    mkdir ./SizebayTracker
    cd $_
    cp -r /path-to-your-cloned-respository/magento-tracking-app/* ./

  2. Install the module: Execute the following Magento commands on the console to install the module on development mode:

      bin/magento setup:upgrade
      bin/magento cache:clean 
      bin/magento cache:flush

  3. Configure the module:

    After installation, configure the module by providing the necessary information and settings in the module configuration page in the Magento 2 admin panel. For more details on how to do it access the Shopping Tracker Documentation for Magento.

Compile

Compile New Version of the Project

To compile a new version of the project, follow these steps:

  1. Pull the latest changes:

    git pull origin master

  2. Update the module:

    Execute the following Magento commands to ensure the module updates on the platform:

      bin/magento setup:upgrade
      bin/magento cache:clean 
      bin/magento cache:flush

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