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Convert and Mapping ​

Overview ​

Data gathered by Reader objects is transferred to Converter objects that put the data in a format Shopware 6 is able to work with. Simultaneously entries in the underlying mapping table are inserted to map the old identifiers to the new ones for future migrations. The mapping is saved for the current connection. After the migration, the converted data will be removed, and the mapping will stay persistent.

Converter ​

All converters are registered in service container like this:

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<service id="SwagMigrationAssistant\Profile\Shopware\Converter\ProductConverter"
         parent="SwagMigrationAssistant\Profile\Shopware\Converter\ShopwareConverter" abstract="true">
    <argument type="service" id="SwagMigrationAssistant\Migration\Media\MediaFileService"/>
</service>

The converters have to extend the ShopwareConverter class and implement the convert method. This method will receive one data entry at a time. It will have to be returned in the right format to be usable for the writer.

php
<?php declare(strict_types=1);

/* SwagMigrationAssistant/Profile/Shopware/Converter/ProductConverter.php */

abstract class ProductConverter extends ShopwareConverter
{
    /* ... */

    /**
     * @throws ParentEntityForChildNotFoundException
     */
    public function convert(
        array $data,
        Context $context,
        MigrationContextInterface $migrationContext
    ): ConvertStruct {
        $this->generateChecksum($data);
        $this->context = $context;
        $this->migrationContext = $migrationContext;
        $this->runId = $migrationContext->getRunUuid();
        $this->oldProductId = $data['detail']['ordernumber'];
        $this->mainProductId = $data['detail']['articleID'];
        $this->locale = $data['_locale'];

        $connection = $migrationContext->getConnection();
        $this->connectionName = '';
        $this->connectionId = '';
        if ($connection !== null) {
            $this->connectionId = $connection->getId();
            $this->connectionName = $connection->getName();
        }

        $fields = $this->checkForEmptyRequiredDataFields($data, $this->requiredDataFieldKeys);
        if (!empty($fields)) {
            $this->loggingService->addLogEntry(new EmptyNecessaryFieldRunLog(
                $this->runId,
                DefaultEntities::PRODUCT,
                $this->oldProductId,
                implode(',', $fields)
            ));

            return new ConvertStruct(null, $data);
        }

        $this->productType = (int) $data['detail']['kind'];
        unset($data['detail']['kind']);
        $isProductWithVariant = $data['configurator_set_id'] !== null;

        if ($this->productType === self::MAIN_PRODUCT_TYPE && $isProductWithVariant) {
            return $this->convertMainProduct($data);
        }

        if ($this->productType === self::VARIANT_PRODUCT_TYPE && $isProductWithVariant) {
            return $this->convertVariantProduct($data);
        }

        $converted = $this->getUuidForProduct($data);
        $converted = $this->getProductData($data, $converted);

        if (isset($data['categories'])) {
            $converted['categories'] = $this->getCategoryMapping($data['categories']);
        }
        unset($data['categories']);

        if (isset($data['shops'])) {
            $converted['visibilities'] = $this->getVisibilities($converted, $data['shops']);
        }
        unset($data['shops']);

        unset($data['detail']['id'], $data['detail']['articleID']);

        if (empty($data['detail'])) {
            unset($data['detail']);
        }

        $returnData = $data;
        if (empty($returnData)) {
            $returnData = null;
        }
        $this->updateMainMapping($migrationContext, $context);

        $mainMapping = $this->mainMapping['id'] ?? null;

        return new ConvertStruct($converted, $returnData, $mainMapping);
    }

    /* ... */
}

As you see above, the convert method gets the source system data, checks with checkForEmptyRequiredDataFields if the necessary data fields are filled, and returns a ConvertStruct. The ConvertStruct contains the converted value in the structure of Shopware 6 and all source system data which could not be mapped to the Shopware 6 structure. If the required fields are not filled, the convert method returns a ConvertStruct without a converted value and all of the given source system data as the unmapped value.

Also, every Converter needs to implement the getSourceIdentifier method like the below:

php
/* SwagMigrationAssistant/Profile/Shopware/Converter/ProductConverter.php */

/**
 * Get the identifier of the source data, which is only known to the converter
 */
public function getSourceIdentifier(array $data): string
{
    return $data['detail']['ordernumber'];
}

This is the main identifier of the incoming data, and it will be used to look for already migrated data (which will be covered later in this chapter by the Deltas concept).

Mapping ​

Many entities rely on other entities, so they have to be converted in a specific order. Because of this and the Shopware Migration Assistant's ability to perform multiple migrations without resetting Shopware 6, source system identifiers must be mapped to their new counterparts. Find a mapping example in the following code snippet:

php
/* SwagMigrationAssistant/Profile/Shopware/Converter/ProductConverter.php */

private function getUuidForProduct(array &$data): array
{
    $this->mainMapping = $this->mappingService->getOrCreateMapping(
        $this->connectionId,
        DefaultEntities::PRODUCT,
        $this->oldProductId,
        $this->context,
        $this->checksum
    );

    $converted = [];
    $converted['id'] = $this->mainMapping['entityUuid'];

    $mapping = $this->mappingService->getOrCreateMapping(
        $this->connectionId,
        DefaultEntities::PRODUCT_MAIN,
        $data['detail']['articleID'],
        $this->context,
        null,
        null,
        $converted['id']
    );
    $this->mappingIds[] = $mapping['id']; // Take a look at the performance section below for details on this.

    return $converted;
}

The following function employs the getOrCreateMapping function, which is part of the mapping service to acquire a unique identifier for the product that is about to get mapped to the source system's identifier and, at the same time, creating a new mapping entry in the swag_migration_mapping table. If there already is a unique identifier for the product, the getOrCreateMapping method, instead of creating a duplicate entry, returns the existing identifier:

php
/* SwagMigrationAssistant/Migration/Mapping/MappingService.php */

public function getOrCreateMapping(
    string $connectionId,
    string $entityName,
    string $oldIdentifier,
    Context $context,
    ?string $checksum = null,
    ?array $additionalData = null,
    ?string $uuid = null
): array {
    $mapping = $this->getMapping($connectionId, $entityName, $oldIdentifier, $context);

    if (!isset($mapping)) {
        return $this->createMapping($connectionId, $entityName, $oldIdentifier, $checksum, $additionalData, $uuid);
    }

    if ($uuid !== null) {
        $mapping['entityUuid'] = $uuid;
        $this->saveMapping($mapping);

        return $mapping;
    }

    return $mapping;
}

Sometimes it is not necessary to create a new identifier, and it may be enough to only get the mapping identifier. In the following example, there is an entity with a premapping and the converter simply uses the mapping service's getMapping method:

php
/* SwagMigrationAssistant/Profile/Shopware/Converter/CustomerConverter.php */

protected function getDefaultPaymentMethod(array $originalData): ?string
{
    $paymentMethodMapping = $this->mappingService->getMapping(
        $this->connectionId,
        PaymentMethodReader::getMappingName(),
        $originalData['id'],
        $this->context
    );

    if ($paymentMethodMapping === null) {
        $this->loggingService->addLogEntry(new UnknownEntityLog(
            $this->runId,
            DefaultEntities::PAYMENT_METHOD,
            $originalData['id'],
            DefaultEntities::CUSTOMER,
            $this->oldCustomerId
        ));

        return null;
    }
    $this->mappingIds[] = $paymentMethodMapping['id'];

    return $paymentMethodMapping['entityUuid'];
}

The getMapping method only fetches the identifier from the database and doesn't create a new one:

php
/* SwagMigrationAssistant/Migration/Mapping/MappingService.php */

public function getMapping(
    string $connectionId,
    string $entityName,
    string $oldIdentifier,
    Context $context
): ?array {
    if (isset($this->mappings[md5($entityName . $oldIdentifier)])) {
        return $this->mappings[md5($entityName . $oldIdentifier)];
    }

    $criteria = new Criteria();
    $criteria->addFilter(new EqualsFilter('connectionId', $connectionId));
    $criteria->addFilter(new EqualsFilter('entity', $entityName));
    $criteria->addFilter(new EqualsFilter('oldIdentifier', $oldIdentifier));
    $criteria->setLimit(1);

    $result =  $this->migrationMappingRepo->search($criteria, $context);

    if ($result->getTotal() > 0) {
        /** @var SwagMigrationMappingEntity $element */
        $element = $result->getEntities()->first();

        $mapping = [
            'id' => $element->getId(),
            'connectionId' => $element->getConnectionId(),
            'entity' => $element->getEntity(),
            'oldIdentifier' => $element->getOldIdentifier(),
            'entityUuid' => $element->getEntityUuid(),
            'checksum' => $element->getChecksum(),
            'additionalData' => $element->getAdditionalData(),
        ];
        $this->mappings[md5($entityName . $oldIdentifier)] = $mapping;

        return $mapping;
    }

    return null;
}

Deltas ​

One of the parameters for the getOrCreateMapping Method is the checksum. It is used to identify unchanged data (source system data that has not been changed since the last migration). This will greatly improve the performance of future migrations.

To get this checksum, you can use the generateChecksum method of the base Converter class:

php
/* SwagMigrationAssistant/Migration/Converter/Converter.php */

/**
 * Generates a unique checksum for the data array to recognize changes
 * on repeated migrations.
 */
protected function generateChecksum(array $data): void
{
    $this->checksum = md5(serialize($data));
}

This is used in the first line of the converter with the raw data that comes from the Reader object:

php
/* SwagMigrationAssistant/Profile/Shopware/Converter/ProductConverter.php */

public function convert(
    array $data,
    Context $context,
    MigrationContextInterface $migrationContext
): ConvertStruct {
    $this->generateChecksum($data);

    /* ... */

    // This is also important, so the checksum can be saved to the right mapping!
    $this->mainMapping = $this->mappingService->getOrCreateMapping(
        $this->connectionId,
        DefaultEntities::PRODUCT,
        $this->oldProductId,
        $this->context,
        $this->checksum
    );

    /* ... */

    // Important to put the mainMapping['id'] to the ConvertStruct
    $mainMapping = $this->mainMapping['id'] ?? null;
    return new ConvertStruct($converted, $returnData, $mainMapping);

    /* ... */
}

For the checksum to be saved to the right mapping, make sure that you set the mainMapping attribute of the base Converter class. Internally the checksum of the main mapping of an entity will be compared to the incoming data checksum and if it is the same, it will be skipped by the converter and also by the writer (you will not receive the data with the same checksum in your converter), which increases the performance of repeated migrations massively. For more information, look at the corresponding filterDeltas method in the MigrationDataConverter class. Important for the delta concept is to return the mainMapping with the ConvertStruct. This is necessary to map the converted data to the main mapping entry.

Additional performance tips ​

The Converter base class also contains an array named mappingIds. This can be filled with all mapping IDs related to the current data. Internally the related mappings will be fetched all at once in future migrations, which reduces the performance impact of getMapping calls (because not every call needs to query data from the database). So it is advised to add related mapping IDs in the following manner:

php
/* SwagMigrationAssistant/Profile/Shopware/Converter/ProductConverter.php */

private function getUnit(array $data): array
{
    $unit = [];
    $mapping = $this->mappingService->getOrCreateMapping(
        $this->connectionId,
        DefaultEntities::UNIT,
        $data['id'],
        $this->context
    );
    $unit['id'] = $mapping['entityUuid'];
    $this->mappingIds[] = $mapping['id']; // Store the mapping id as related mapping

    $this->getUnitTranslation($unit, $data);
    $this->convertValue($unit, 'shortCode', $data, 'unit');
    $this->convertValue($unit, 'name', $data, 'description');

    return $unit;
}

To save these mapping IDs in the mainMapping, it is necessary to call the updateMainMapping before returning the ConvertStruct:

php
/* SwagMigrationAssistant/Profile/Shopware/Converter/ProductConverter.php */

public function convert(
    array $data,
    Context $context,
    MigrationContextInterface $migrationContext
): ConvertStruct {
    /* ... */

    $this->updateMainMapping($this->migrationContext, $this->context);

    $mainMapping = $this->mainMapping['id'] ?? null;

    return new ConvertStruct($converted, $returnData, $mainMapping);

    /* ... */
}
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