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Customise
Last Updated - Platform 22.0 - SDK 17.0From v22 onwards most features require no code as they are automatically set up by the Coordinators that construct them. This page highlights the key customisation points for this feature.
Overview
As with most features the Wishlist is made up of two frameworks:
- The
PoqWishlist
framework for the Wishlist UI presentation layer. - The
PoqWishlistClient
framework for the Wishlist domain and data layers.
But also has the following framework dependencies:
- The
PoqCatalogue
framework for theCartWidget
andVariantSelector
. - The
PoqCatalogueClient
framework for theProduct
model and mappers. - The
PoqCartClient
framework for theCartWidget
domain and data layers.
Wishlist Button
The Wishlist button, presented on other features to allow users to wishlist products, is a standalone feature that is part of the PoqCatalogue
framework.
However, as this feature is directly related to the Wishlist it's documentation is grouped here.
Container Dependencies
Containers can be used to replace most feature dependencies with one line of code.
For the Wishlist this should be done in the AppModule
on didAddToPlatform
in an organised function such as setUpWishlist
or setUpDependencies
.
Customise the Coordinator
The Coordinator builds the WishlistViewController
using the WishlistBuilder
and can be easily replaced via Containers.
// You can omit the generic type to use the default 'WishlistViewController'.Container.shared.coordinators.wishlist.replace { PoqWishlistCoordinator() { // Customise the builder here. WishlistBuilder() }}
// Here is a more fully customised example.Container.shared.coordinators.wishlist.replace { PoqWishlistCoordinator<CustomWishlistViewController>() { WishlistBuilder() .withAnalyticsMiddleware(.customWishlistAnalytics()) .withMiddleware(.customFun()) }}