README

This module adds customer groups, in which you can put customers.

Installation

Manually

• Copy the module into the <thelia_root>/local/modules/ directory and make sure that the name of the module is CustomerGroup
• Activate it in your Thelia administration panel

Composer

Add it in your main Thelia composer.json file

composer require thelia/customer-group-module:~0.1

Configuration

Modules that use customer groups must define them in the customer-group.xml file in the module configuration directory. The groups will be created when the module is activated.

One the groups can be defined as the default group. All new customers will be automatically added to this group.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<customergroups xmlns="urn:thelia:module:customer-group">
    <customergroup code="customer">
        <descriptive locale="en_US">
            <title>Customer</title>
            <description>Basic customer<description>
        </descriptive>
        <descriptive locale="fr_FR">
            <title>Client</title>
            <description>Client de base<description>
        </descriptive>
    </customergroup>

    <customergroup code="vip">
        <descriptive locale="en_US">
            <title>VIP</title>
            <description>VIP customer !<description>
        </descriptive>
        <descriptive locale="fr_FR">
            <title>VIP</title>
            <description>Client VIP !<description>
        </descriptive>
    </customergroup>

    <default>customer</default>
</customergroups>

Events

Events should be used to perform actions related to customer groups.

The CustomerGroup\Event\CustomerGroupEvents class contains event name constants for this module. Event classes are also in the CustomerGroup\Event namespace.

Add a customer to a group

$event = new AddCustomerToCustomerGroupEvent();
$event->setCustomerId($myCustomer->getId());
$event->setCustomerGroupId($myGroup->getId());

$dispatcher->dispatch(
    CustomerGroupEvents::ADD_CUSTOMER_TO_CUSTOMER_GROUP,
    $event
);

Handler

The customer_group.handler service provide functions to check if a customer belongs to a group. See the CustomerGroupHandler class for available methods.

Get handler (service)

$groupHandler = $container->get("customer_group.handler");

Get session customer's customerGroup info

// get customerGroup of the current customer (session)
$groupHandler->getGroup();
// get customerGroup code of the current customer (session)
$groupHandler->checkGroupCode();

Check if a customer belongs to a group

// check a customer
$groupHandler->checkCustomerHasGroup($myCustomer, "vip");

// check the customer currently logged-in
$groupHandler->checkGroup("vip");

Loops

customergroup

This loop list customer groups.

Input arguments

The order can be one of these:

• position (default)
• position-reverse
• id
• id-reverse
• code
• code-reverse
• title
• title-reverse
• is_default
• is_default-reverse

Output variables

customercustomergroup

This group lists the associations between customers and customer groups.

Input arguments

Output variables

customer

This module also adds group information to the customer loop and allows filtering the customers using groups.

Additional input arguments

Additional output variables

Query

CustomerQuery

This module provides a CustomerQuery class that extends the base Thelia query and provides methods to filter customers by group.

It can be used in replacement of the base CustomerQuery.

use CustomerGroup\Model\CustomerQuery as CustomerGroupCustomerQuery;

$customers = CustomerGroupCustomerQuery::create()
    ->filterByCustomerGroup("myGroup")
    ->find();

Or mixed in your own query class by using the static methods. These methods take a ModelCriteria query class and will act on it.

They assume that the customer table is already present in the query scope, so your query must for exemple extends CustomerQuery or make a join to the customer table.

use CustomerGroup\Model\CustomerQuery as CustomerGroupCustomerQuery;

// MyQuery extends CustomerQuery
// or MyQuery has a join to the customer table somewhere
$myQuery = MyQuery::create();

CustomerGroupCustomerQuery::addCustomerGroupFilter($myQuery, "myGroup");