Contributions we would like to make #5908
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Dear Solidus_Core team,
first of all I would like to say thank you for the kind responses I have received over the past week, I would like to thank especially @jarednorman @kennyadsl @tvdeyen , they were very patient with all my questions. You people have a great thing going here.
TL;DR
My company would like to sponsor or contribute the addition of some features and the restoration of some others.
We would like to get to an outcome where the majority of the features we need can also be backported into solidus core creating an outcome in which:
I strongly believe that solidus is a great product, but I also believe that the rules of engagement regarding what should and what should not go into core did not keep up entirely with what can be considered today a baseline for an online shop and we hope we can get together with this project refreshing them.
Addtions we would like to contribute*
Which extensions we would like to restore o update where neccessary*
We saw that many of them are broken either due to missing version updates or changes in solidus
Where we need your help
There are some things which we believe would go easier of hand for somebody who has already worked on Solidus and has a profound idea about what to expect:
Enable Direct Link to Variant in Front-End
Google Shopping via structured data does not require custom structured data to be loaded for a variant, but it does require a preselection of the variant. For example:
The T-Shirt has three variants:
From an SEO standpoint (if the merchant can hold up the content requirements) a direct link for all products would be indicated:
The primary long time burden of this approach is content creation. Each item should have a variation of the content. So in the case of 3 shirt variants that means 4 text blocks.
Main Product https://solidus.io/t-shirt/
The google advised work around is this one:
All variants contain an own url either via Slug (solidus.io/red-t-shirt/) or via URL parameter (solidus.io/t-shirt//?sku={SKU}):
Enable Price-Ranges on the front-end
It is not clear to me if price ranges currently work on the starter-frontend or if significant is to be done. I couldn't find any logic for price ranges inside solidus comparable to for example shopify, but only an array of variants with prices.
Required Fields
Products
Recommended Fields
Taxons
Storefront
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