Driver: Magento 1 Transformations

A database task-runner

For more information about how Driver works, see https://github.com/SwiftOtter/Driver., _(*1)

How to use these modules:

composer require swiftotter/driver-magento1

In your project's root directory (the one where vendor is), create a new folder called config.d. Create a file inside config.d called config.yaml., _(*2)

Your directory structure should now look something like:, _(*3)

composer.json
composer.lock
config.d/
- config.yaml
vendor/
- swiftotter/
  - driver
  - driver-magento1

In config.yaml, add the following lines:, _(*4)


pipelines:
  default:
    - name: global-commands
      actions:
        - name: m1-clear-customers
          sort: 50
        - name: m1-clear-logs
          sort: 60
        - name: m1-clear-orders
          sort: 70
        - name: m1-clear-quotes
          sort: 80
        - name: m1-clear-reports
          sort: 90
        - name: m1-clear-common
          sort: 100
        - name: m1-clear-swiftotter
          sort: 110

Each of the actions above has a name. m1-clear-customers is an example of such a name. This could have been automatic, but Driver is designed with customization over convention. You need to decide where you want these commands to execute. That said, the above template is a great starting place., _(*5)