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Jakob Torp

My presentation at Drupal Camp Copenhagen 2011

Technology Business

Drupal
commerce
An ecommerce framework

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Who am I

• Jakob Torp - @googletorp
• Drupal developer ~ 3 years.
• Early adopter - First live site launched 31/12/2010
• Maintainer of Commerce shipping
• 3 sites created with Drupal commerce

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Core commerce
entities
• Product

• Line items (reference to
product)

• Order (reference to line
items)

• Custom proﬁles

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Product

• Store product data

• One product per SKU -
variant.

• No front-end exposure.

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Line items

• Used as wrapper in orders - quantity, unit price, total

• Important for product pricing system

• Fields can be exposed on product’s add to cart form

• Create custom line item types/bundles with
hook_commerce_line_item_type_info

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Creating a line item

Tuesday, February 14, 12

How can entities be
used?

• Sell something that’s not a
product.

• You don’t want a traditional
checkout.

• You tell me!

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Create an order

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Core framework
features
• Product reference ﬁeld.
• Price system - price ﬁeld
• Clever tax handling - VAT and sales tax
• Views and rules integration
• Entity API integration
• Quickly growing community

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Product reference
field
• Create front-end product displays

• Display products or get add to cart form. Create form for line
item ﬁelds.

• Create your own formatter or overwrite the display.

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Price system
• Deﬁned as a ﬁeld for maximum ﬂexibility.
• Amount, currency code and data
• Record price alterations
• Custom price components
• Support for currency conversion.

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Taxes

• Uses rules to apply.
• Custom line items can integrate by creating and
invoking a rules action.
• Price component for each tax type.

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Rules and views
• Rules events for almost anything (hooks)
• Commerce speciﬁc actions and events.
• Area handlers to make your life easy
• Custom handlers for a lot of things
• Ability to create a cart form view.

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Entity API
• entity_metadata_wrapper is your friend, but use
with care.
• Make ﬁelds act as entity properties.

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Community
• Shipping Usage statistics

• Stock

• Coupons

• File products

• Migration from Übercart

• 41 non payment modules

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Drupal rooms

• Online booking with Drupal Commerce
• Conditional price alterations
• Missing price component integration
• http://www.drupalrooms.com

Tuesday, February 14, 12

Case study
Print company
• Drupal 6 site with webform calculation => Drupal
7 + integration with Drupal Commerce.
• Upgrade custom webform module.
• Custom line item with reference to webform
submissions.
• Allow users to create orders.

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Order / line item form

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