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Author: Christian Münch

- Creator of n98-magerun - Fan of football club @wormatia - Magento user since version 0.8 beta - 8x certified Magento developer - PHP Top 1.000 developer (yes, I'm PHP4 certified and sooooo old) - Chief development officer at netz98
Building and Deploying with Adobe App Builder

Building and Deploying with Adobe App Builder

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Adobe App Builder is an innovative platform designed to streamline the development and integration of custom applications for Adobe Experience Cloud. Leveraging this robust tool, developers can create tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of their business operations. In this blog post, we will explore the key features of Adobe App Builder, delve into its operational mechanics, and provide a step-by-step guide on building and deploying projects using the aio-cli tool. What is Adobe App Builder? Adobe App Builder…

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Run n98-magerun2 from everywhere

Run n98-magerun2 from everywhere

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Are you still copying the n98-magerun2.phar to your project root? There is a better way to run the tool. I created a small video to show you your options. Christian Münch– Creator of n98-magerun – Fan of football club @wormatia – Magento user since version 0.8 beta – 8x certified Magento developer – PHP Top 1.000 developer (yes, I’m PHP4 certified and sooooo old) – Chief development officer at netz98 blog.muench-worms.de

Create a GraphQL Mesh from scratch

Create a GraphQL Mesh from scratch

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GraphQL Mesh is a powerful tool that allows you to use GraphQL query language, regardless of the source’s original format. It can be used with REST APIs, gRPC, SOAP, and more. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to set up and use GraphQL Mesh in your projects. Warning: The article requires a bit of NodeJS knowledge. The examples are tested with NodeJS 16.We also define a environment variable MAGENTO_ACCESS_TOKEN containing a a Magento Bearer Token. to access the API….

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A visit at our friends of Atwix in Lviv/Ukraine

A visit at our friends of Atwix in Lviv/Ukraine

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Last month we received an invitation by our friends of Atwix to attend their Barcamp in Lviv/Ukraine. My colleague Oleksandr and me were happy to join it. Oleksandr was the perfect mate, because he was grown up in Ukraine and so he knows everything about the traditions and local specialities. Our journey started in Frankfurt. After a stopover in Munich we arrived on site with enough energy to explore the beautiful city of Lviv. Oleksandr introduced me to the local…

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PSR-7 Standard – Part 6 – Server Requests

PSR-7 Standard – Part 6 – Server Requests

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This post is part of series: Part 1: Overview Part 2: Request and URI Part 3: Response Part 4: File Uploads Part 5: HTTP-Client Part 6: Server Request Part 7: Middleware Part 8: Usage in a Magento module In Part 3 we already discovered the RequestInterface which is used on client side. In this part, we have a more detailed look on the server side. The Server Request inherits all methods of the RequestInterface and has 13 additional methods. Six methods are available to…

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PSR-7 Standard – Part 5 – HTTP Client

PSR-7 Standard – Part 5 – HTTP Client

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This post is part of series: Part 1: Overview Part 2: Request and URI Part 3: Response Part 4: File Uploads Part 5: HTTP-Client Part 6: Server Request Part 7: Middleware Part 8: Usage in a Magento module The fifth part of the PSR-7 series describes the HTTP Client. The HTTP client is tool which sends a request to a server and returns the response. Sadly PSR-7 does not contain an interface for the HTTP client. The Standard contains only the HTTP messages. The…

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PSR-7 Standard – Part 4 – File Uploads

PSR-7 Standard – Part 4 – File Uploads

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This post is part of series: Part 1: Overview Part 2: Request and URI Part 3: Response Part 4: File Uploads Part 5: HTTP-Client Part 6: Server Request Part 7: Middleware Part 8: Usage in a Magento module After we learned what a Request and a Response are, let’s now look how we can send files to the server. Then have a look on how we can process them with Guzzle on the server side. Client Side Script As you can see in the…

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Run Mailhog in Docker and use it in PHP

Run Mailhog in Docker and use it in PHP

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This post describes how you can install and configure Mailhog as SMTP Server for your local PHP development environment. This is useful to catch all outgoing emails. A running PHP and Docker environment is required to follow the instructions. Install Mailhog On my local machine, I have docker-compose.yml file which contains a lot of services (e.g MySQL, Elastic, Redis) which I use during the daily development. For our mailhog example we need only one service. Please create a docker-compose.yml with…

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PSR-7 Standard – Part 3 – Response

PSR-7 Standard – Part 3 – Response

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This post is part of series: Part 1: Overview Part 2: Request and URI Part 3: Response Part 4: File Uploads Part 5: HTTP-Client Part 6: Server Request Part 7: Middleware Part 8: Usage in a Magento module In the last blog post we described the RequestInterface of PSR-7. Every application will process this request and returns a response to the calling client. The response is the part where a backend sends a result of an server operation back to the client. Let’s view…

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Get PDF files by Magento Webapi

Get PDF files by Magento Webapi

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Magento 2 comes with a modern REST interface. One of the advantages of the REST interface is that it can handle multiple response types. A client can request data from the server with a list of acceptable response formats. Out of the box Magento 2 supports two types. It comes with JSON and XML support. You can test it with a simple call to your local store. curl -X GET –header “Accept: application/json” “http://<store-baseurl>/rest/default/V1/categories” If you omit the accept header…

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