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Add an allocator class to extend the Solidus initial allocation logic
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With this PR we add the possibility to change the stock allocation logic
using a custom class without override the allocate_inventory method in
SimpleCoordinator.
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vassalloandrea committed Oct 12, 2018
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19 changes: 19 additions & 0 deletions core/app/models/spree/stock/allocator/base.rb
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# frozen_string_literal: true

module Spree
module Stock
module Allocator
class Base
attr_reader :availability

def initialize(availability)
@availability = availability
end

def allocate_inventory(_desired)
raise NotImplementedError
end
end
end
end
end
42 changes: 42 additions & 0 deletions core/app/models/spree/stock/allocator/on_hand_first.rb
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# frozen_string_literal: true

module Spree
module Stock
module Allocator
class OnHandFirst < Spree::Stock::Allocator::Base
def allocate_inventory(desired)
# Allocate any available on hand inventory
on_hand = allocate_on_hand(desired)
desired -= on_hand.values.sum if on_hand.present?

# Allocate remaining desired inventory from backorders
backordered = allocate_backordered(desired)
desired -= backordered.values.sum if backordered.present?

# If all works at this point desired must be empty
[on_hand, backordered, desired]
end

protected

def allocate_on_hand(desired)
allocate(availability.on_hand_by_stock_location_id, desired)
end

def allocate_backordered(desired)
allocate(availability.backorderable_by_stock_location_id, desired)
end

def allocate(availability_by_location, desired)
availability_by_location.transform_values do |available|
# Find the desired inventory which is available at this location
packaged = available & desired
# Remove found inventory from desired
desired -= packaged
packaged
end
end
end
end
end
end
18 changes: 10 additions & 8 deletions core/app/models/spree/stock/simple_coordinator.rb
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# * Repeat but for backordered inventory
# * Combine allocated and on hand inventory into a single shipment per-location
#
# Allocation logic can be changed using a custom class (as
# configured in Spree::Config::stock_allocator_class )
#
# After allocation, splitters are run on each Package (as configured in
# Spree::Config.environment.stock_splitters)
#
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variants: @desired.variants,
stock_locations: @stock_locations
)

@allocator = Spree::Config.stock.allocator_class.new(@availability)
end

def shipments
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private

def build_shipments
# Allocate any available on hand inventory
on_hand_packages = allocate_inventory(@availability.on_hand_by_stock_location_id)

# allocate any remaining desired inventory from backorders
backordered_packages = allocate_inventory(@availability.backorderable_by_stock_location_id)
# Allocate any available on hand inventory and remaining desired inventory from backorders
on_hand_packages, backordered_packages, leftover = @allocator.allocate_inventory(@desired)

unless @desired.empty?
unless leftover.empty?
raise Spree::Order::InsufficientStock
end

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availability_by_location.transform_values do |available|
# Find the desired inventory which is available at this location
packaged = available & @desired

# Remove found inventory from desired
@desired -= packaged

packaged
end
end
deprecate allocate_inventory: 'allocate_inventory is deprecated. Please write your own allocator defining' \
'a Spree::Stock::Allocator::Base subclass', deprecator: Spree::Deprecation

def get_units(quantities)
# Change our raw quantities back into inventory units
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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions core/lib/spree/app_configuration.rb
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# promotion_chooser_class allows extensions to provide their own PromotionChooser
class_name_attribute :promotion_chooser_class, default: 'Spree::PromotionChooser'

class_name_attribute :allocator_class, default: 'Spree::Stock::Allocator::OnHandFirst'

class_name_attribute :shipping_rate_sorter_class, default: 'Spree::Stock::ShippingRateSorter'

class_name_attribute :shipping_rate_selector_class, default: 'Spree::Stock::ShippingRateSelector'
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8 changes: 6 additions & 2 deletions core/lib/spree/core/stock_configuration.rb
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module Spree
module Core
class StockConfiguration
attr_writer :coordinator_class
attr_writer :estimator_class
attr_writer :coordinator_class, :estimator_class, :allocator_class

def coordinator_class
@coordinator_class ||= '::Spree::Stock::SimpleCoordinator'
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@estimator_class ||= '::Spree::Stock::Estimator'
@estimator_class.constantize
end

def allocator_class
@allocator_class ||= '::Spree::Stock::Allocator::OnHandFirst'
@allocator_class.constantize
end
end
end
end
146 changes: 146 additions & 0 deletions core/spec/models/spree/stock/allocator/on_hand_first_spec.rb
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# frozen_string_literal: true

require 'rails_helper'

module Spree
module Stock
module Allocator
RSpec.describe OnHandFirst, type: :model do
subject { described_class.new(availability) }

let(:availability) { double(Spree::Stock::Availability) }

let!(:default_stock_location) { create(:stock_location, default: true, backorderable_default: false) }
let!(:backorderable_stock_location) { create(:stock_location) }

let(:first_variant) { create(:variant) }
let(:second_variant) { create(:variant) }

let(:desired_quantities) do
quantities = {}
quantities[first_variant] = first_variant_desired
quantities[second_variant] = second_variant_desired
quantities
end

let(:desired) { Spree::StockQuantities.new(desired_quantities) }

describe '#allocate_inventory' do
let(:default_on_hand_availability) do
quantities = {}
quantities[first_variant] = first_variant_default_availability
quantities[second_variant] = second_variant_default_availability
quantities
end

let(:dropship_on_hand_availability) do
quantities = {}
quantities[first_variant] = first_variant_dropship_availability
quantities[second_variant] = second_variant_dropship_availability
quantities
end

let(:on_hand_by_stock_location_id) do
availability = {}
availability[default_stock_location.id] = Spree::StockQuantities.new(default_on_hand_availability)
availability[backorderable_stock_location.id] = Spree::StockQuantities.new(dropship_on_hand_availability)
availability
end

let(:dropship_backorderable_availability) do
quantities = {}
quantities[first_variant] = Float::INFINITY
quantities[second_variant] = Float::INFINITY
quantities
end

let(:backorderable_by_stock_location_id) do
availability = {}
availability[backorderable_stock_location.id] = Spree::StockQuantities.new(dropship_backorderable_availability)
availability
end

before do
allow(availability).to receive(:on_hand_by_stock_location_id)
.and_return(on_hand_by_stock_location_id)

allow(availability).to receive(:backorderable_by_stock_location_id)
.and_return(backorderable_by_stock_location_id)
end

context 'when default stock location has enough items' do
let(:first_variant_default_availability) { 100 }
let(:second_variant_default_availability) { 100 }
let(:first_variant_dropship_availability) { 0 }
let(:second_variant_dropship_availability) { 0 }
let(:first_variant_desired) { 30 }
let(:second_variant_desired) { 5 }

it 'allocates all the desired units on the default stock location' do
on_hand_packages, backordered_packages, leftover = subject.allocate_inventory(desired)

expect(on_hand_packages[default_stock_location.id][first_variant]).to eq(30)
expect(on_hand_packages[default_stock_location.id][second_variant]).to eq(5)
expect(on_hand_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][first_variant]).to eq(0)
expect(on_hand_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][second_variant]).to eq(0)

expect(backordered_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][first_variant]).to eq(0)
expect(backordered_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][second_variant]).to eq(0)

expect(leftover[first_variant]).to eq(0)
expect(leftover[second_variant]).to eq(0)
end
end

context 'when default stock location hasn\'t enough items' do
let(:first_variant_default_availability) { 10 }
let(:second_variant_default_availability) { 10 }

let(:first_variant_desired) { 15 }
let(:second_variant_desired) { 5 }

context 'when dropship stock location has enough items' do
let(:first_variant_dropship_availability) { 20 }
let(:second_variant_dropship_availability) { 0 }

it 'allocates all the desired units on the stock locations while stocks last' do
on_hand_packages, backordered_packages, leftover = subject.allocate_inventory(desired)

expect(on_hand_packages[default_stock_location.id][first_variant]).to eq(10)
expect(on_hand_packages[default_stock_location.id][second_variant]).to eq(5)
expect(on_hand_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][first_variant]).to eq(5)
expect(on_hand_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][second_variant]).to eq(0)

expect(backordered_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][first_variant]).to eq(0)
expect(backordered_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][second_variant]).to eq(0)

expect(leftover[first_variant]).to eq(0)
expect(leftover[second_variant]).to eq(0)
end
end

context 'when dropship stock location hasn\'t enough items' do
let(:first_variant_dropship_availability) { 2 }
let(:second_variant_dropship_availability) { 0 }

it 'allocates all the desired units on the stock locations while stocks last' do
on_hand_packages, backordered_packages, leftover = subject.allocate_inventory(desired)

expect(on_hand_packages[default_stock_location.id][first_variant]).to eq(10)
expect(on_hand_packages[default_stock_location.id][second_variant]).to eq(5)
expect(on_hand_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][first_variant]).to eq(2)
expect(on_hand_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][second_variant]).to eq(0)

expect(backordered_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][first_variant]).to eq(3)
expect(backordered_packages[backorderable_stock_location.id][second_variant]).to eq(0)

expect(leftover[first_variant]).to eq(0)
expect(leftover[second_variant]).to eq(0)
end
end
end
end
end
end
end
end
12 changes: 12 additions & 0 deletions core/spec/models/spree/stock/simple_coordinator_spec.rb
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subject.shipments
end

it 'uses the pluggable allocator class' do
expect(Spree::Config.stock).to receive(:allocator_class).and_call_original
subject.shipments
end

it 'builds shipments' do
expect(subject.shipments.size).to eq(1)
end
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end
end

describe "#allocate_inventory" do
it 'is deprecated' do
expect(Spree::Deprecation).to receive(:warn)
subject.send :allocate_inventory, subject.instance_variable_get(:@availability).on_hand_by_stock_location_id
end
end

# regression spec
context "when there is one unit that has stock in a stock location that a non-tracked unit has no stock item in" do
let!(:stock_location_1) { create(:stock_location, propagate_all_variants: false, active: true) }
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58 changes: 58 additions & 0 deletions guides/source/developers/shipments/stock-allocator.html.md
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# Stock allocator

This article explains the concept of a stock allocator and its usage.

During the checkout process, after the delivery step, the order stocks the ordered stock items
to ship them.

The stock allocator defines the logic with which these packages are created.

The allocator is called by `Spree::Stock::SimpleCoordinator` when allocating inventory for an order.

## Pre-configured allocator

Currently, we only have one allocator, which you should use unless you need custom logic:

- [On-hand First](https://github.com/solidusio/solidus/blob/master/core/app/models/spree/stock/allocator/on_hand_first.rb),
which allocates inventory using Solidus' pre-existing logic.

Examples:
- Someone orders a product which doesn't have stock items on hand, but is backorderable:
- The order stocks the inventory and create one backordered shipment.
- Someone orders a product which has on hand stock items and it's backorderable:
- If the ordered quantity doesn't exceed the availability, the order stocks the inventory
and creates one `on_hand` shipment.
- Otherwise, if the order exceeds the availability, the order stocks the inventory
and create two shipments, one `on_hand` up to the number of available stock items and one
backordered for the rest.

## Custom allocator API

A custom allocator should inherit from `Spree::Stock::Allocator::Base` and implement an
`allocate_inventory` method which accepts a `Spree::StockQuantities` and returns the packages
splitted with the allocator's logic.

```ruby
class Spree::Stock::Allocator::CustomAllocator < Spree::Stock::Allocator::Base
def allocate_inventory(desired)
# Some code to allocate packages with different logic
end
end
```

### Switching the allocator

Once you have created the logic for the new allocator, you need to register it so that it's used by
`Spree::Stock::SimpleCoordinator`.

For example, you can register it in your `/config/initializer/spree.rb` initializer:

```ruby
# /config/initializer/spree.rb
Spree.config do |config|
# ...

config.stock.allocator_class = 'Spree::Stock::Allocator::CustomAllocator'
end
end
```

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