Shopware Minion-AI assistant for Shopware development

Example

A developer reports a 500 Internal Server Error while trying to access a custom Shopware plugin. Shopware Minion assists by guiding them through inspecting log files, identifying the specific error message, and suggesting debugging methods based on Shopware's core system structure.

Scenario

A Shopware developer is troubleshooting a malfunctioning plugin and cannot determine the root cause of an error. They input the error message into Shopware Minion, which identifies a missing dependency and suggests a fix, such as updating a YAML configuration or registering a service in the DI container.

Example

A merchant’s online store is experiencing slow loading times, particularly on product listing pages. Shopware Minion analyzes potential causes, such as slow database queries or improperly configured caching strategies, and provides optimization suggestions like indexing, enabling HTTP caching, or utilizing Redis for session handling.

Scenario

A store owner complains about slow page load times, particularly during peak traffic hours. Shopware Minion advises on optimizing server performance by using asynchronous processing for high-demand operations, implementing Varnish for caching, and reducing page bloat through selective loading of assets.

Example

A developer is building a new payment gateway plugin. Shopware Minion provides examples of how to extend Shopware’s Payment Handler, which events to subscribe to, and how to properly register the plugin in Shopware's system.

Scenario

A developer new to Shopware plugin development needs to create a custom payment gateway. Shopware Minion explains how to set up the plugin structure, write a PaymentMethodHandler class, and link it with the administration interface to configure payment options.

Example

A merchant wants to customize the checkout page to include specific promotions or change the layout. Shopware Minion helps identify which Twig templates need to be modified and suggests the best practices for overriding templates to prevent future updates from breaking the customization.

Scenario

A merchant wishes to modify the design of the checkout page. Shopware Minion points out the specific Twig files responsible for the layout and provides a step-by-step guide on how to extend and override the default templates while maintaining update compatibility.

Example

A developer is unsure about handling sensitive data in their Shopware store. Shopware Minion advises on implementing proper encryption, user authentication methods, and secure data transmission using Shopware's built-in security features.

Scenario

A store owner is concerned about the security of their customer’s personal data. Shopware Minion walks them through setting up HTTPS, enforcing password policies, and configuring Shopware to comply with data protection regulations such as GDPR.

Example

A merchant is planning to upgrade from Shopware 6.3 to 6.5. Shopware Minion provides a checklist of actions to take before upgrading, such as ensuring compatibility of custom plugins and making necessary database backups.

Scenario

A merchant wants to migrate from Shopware 5 to Shopware 6 but is unsure of how to move custom plugins and data. Shopware Minion outlines the migration tools available, such as the Migration Assistant, and offers tips on how to adapt legacy plugins to the new architecture.