The background is that akeneo importer uses dynamic entity feature which writes directly to db and avoids methods from the facade so I can't attach postCreate or postUpdate plugins. How can I handle that in order to do something when product is being created/updated via dynamic entity feature?
Heyhey,
I have not tested it bymyself, but have you tried to create your own propel-behavior? I could imagine that you can hook into that by doing this, similar how Spryker created the behaviors.
All the best,
Florian
Hey, it is okay about behavior. Spy_product table has behavior, it saves events in spy_event_behavior_change table. But I am not able to consume it and handle it. Do you have an idea why?
Heyhey,
I didnt mean to reuse the "event" behavior of Spryker - but now that I think about it this could also be a way to go. Initially I thought about creating your own behavior.
What have you tried so far to consume it?
All the best,
Florian
Hey, first of all thank you for trying to understand and willingness to help.
I tried to attach listener on Entity.spy_product.create event and write my own code for handling it. I also tried to find already any listener consuming that event but couldn't catch it in debugger. Do you have an idea why?
Heyhey,
so normally I used the "event" behavior just for Publish&Synchronize. And I think this is still the most common use-case.
The latest best practise for Pub&Sync is to register the event handler in the Zed Publisher module (DependencyProvider) like shown in our elearning on Spryker Safari.
BUT: you dont want to do Pub&Sync here. So the old way of handling events for Pub&Sync could be the place to look for. Have a look at src/Pyz/Zed/Event/EventDependencyProvider.php
and define your own subscriber and listener. I think if this is properly defined, your change/create event will be placed on a queue you defined (by default likely "event"-queue) and it will be processed via the background task. But instead of doing the publish/Sync to your event you can have your own logic then.
All the best,
Florian
Awesome. I will let you know how that went π Thanks! This sounds like good.