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Expand Up @@ -30,6 +30,16 @@ Using a prefix for your plugin name is not just a convention we'd recommend, but

Now that you've found your name, it's time to actually create your plugin.

Shopware provides a handy command that you can use to generate the plugin structure. Go to your shopware project's root directory and run the following command:

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bin/console plugin:create SwagBasicExample
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You can pass an addition flag `-c` or `--create-config` in the above command which would also create a demo configuration file in the `Resources` directory. The command will generate all the basic required files that are needed for an extension to be installed on a Shopware instance. Make sure to adjust the namespace in the files as per your need.

If you want to create the structure manually please follow the instructions below:

For this, please navigate to the directory `custom/plugins`, that you should find in your Shopware 6 installation. Inside the `plugins` directory, create a new directory named after your plugin, so it should look like this: `custom/plugins/SwagBasicExample`

By convention, you'll have another directory in there, which is called `src`. This is not required, but recommended. And that's it for the directory structure for now.
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