This module integrates with the BPost shipping manager and provides a commerce shipping method and checkout pane.
By default, the main module provides one service integration, for home delivery. It supports both national and international addresses.
On this shipping method you need to configure the API connection to the BPost shipping manager.
Moreover, you can choose which service to use and configure each service. By default, there is home delivery (delivery to a given address).
For each service you choose, you need to specify the shipping rates (including international).
Do note that you need to configure your store and specify which countries it should ship to (Belgium + any other country). Once countries are enabled, they will be available in the shipping method configuration for configuring the shipping rates.
This pane will present you with the choice between the available service plugins to choose from.
This submodule provides another service plugin that allows to ship to a Bpost office, post point or parcel distributor.
It integrates, and depends on, Leaflet for printing the map so make sure you add the dependency to your composer.json.
Once enabled, the shipping method can be configured for the shipping rates as well, including the types of pickup points that can be used.
To set up a local development environment, perform the following:
- Run the following commands:
$ docker-compose up -d
$ docker-compose exec php composer install
$ docker-compose exec php ./vendor/bin/run drupal:site-install
$ docker-compose exec php ./vendor/bin/run drupal:testing-setup
$ docker-compose exec -u www-data php ./vendor/bin/drush sql-dump --result-file=sites/default/files/test.sql
- Go to http://localhost:8080 and you have a Drupal site running. To log in, use
admin/admin.
All outgoing sent using the native PHP mailer are caught using Mailhog. You can access the emails at http://localhost:8025.
Run tests as follows:
$ docker-compose exec -u www-data php ./vendor/bin/phpunitThis will run all the tests in the configured packt modules.
To run the coding standards check, use this command:
$ docker-compose exec php ./vendor/bin/run drupal:phpcsAnd this command to try to automatically fix coding standards issues that pop up:
$ docker-compose exec php ./vendor/bin/run drupal:phpcbf