A plugin for Craft Commerce that integrates with a ShipStation Custom Store.
This plugin requires Craft CMS 4 and Commerce 4 or later
Install ShipStation Connect from the Plugin Store or with Composer
Go to the Plugin Store in your project’s Control Panel and search for “ShipStation Connect.” Click on the “Install” button in its modal window.
Open your terminal (command line) and run the following commands:
# go to the project directory
cd /path/to/my-project
# tell Composer to load the plugin
composer require fostercommerce/shipstationconnect
# tell Craft to install the plugin
./craft install/plugin shipstationconnectAfter installing, go to the Craft control panel plugin settings page to configure the settings for the plugin.
Configure your connection in ShipStation following these instructions: ShipStation "Custom Store" integration.
The "URL to Custom XML Page" is shown in the ShipStation Connect settings view in Craft.
ShipStation allows you to set a custom username and password combination for a connected store. This combination should match the values stored in the ShipStation Connnect settings view in your Craft control panel.
Note: These are not your ShipStation credentials, nor your Craft user credentials.
As of version 1.2.4, these values can be set with environment variables.
As of Craft 3.5.0 basic authentication headers can be used to authenticate users
in Craft by setting the
enableBasicHttpAuth
config setting to true.
If basic authentication is enabled for your site,
ShipStation Connect will assume that requests to it have already been
authenticated and continue processing. Using this feature removes the
requirement to set a username/password in the settings and instead it is
recommended to create a dedicated user with the
shipstationconnect-processOrders permission for accessing ShipStation Connect.
When enableBasicHttpAuth is false, the plugin will read the auth header and
validate against the username/password configured in ShipStation Connect's
settings.
The remote server returned an error
If you are seeing a 400 error (401 or 404 notably) and you're running on Apache. Try adding the following to your apache config.
CGIPassAuth On
RewriteRule .* - [E=HTTP_AUTHORIZATION:%{HTTP:Authorization}]
Ensure your shipping statuses in Craft Commerce and ShipStation match. You edit each platform to use custom statuses and ShipStation can match multiple Craft statuses to a single ShipStation status, when needed.
ShipStation Connect requires a Matrix Field for storing shipping information.
The matrix field should have a block type with text fields for the following:
- Carrier
- Service
- Tracking Number
In the ShipStation Connnect settings, select the matrix field, and enter the
handles for the block type and text fields.
When a shipping notification is received for an order from ShipStation, the plugin will add the shipping information to the Shipping Information field on the order and set the order to the Craft status paired with your ShipStation stores Shipped status.
Addresses are now part of Craft rather than Commerce, and the Phone number field was dropped from the address model. It is now necessary to add a custom field to the Address fields to store phone numbers.
The plugin setting gives you the option to set the field handle that you are using for phone numbers. The contents of this field will then be sent to Shipstation within the address portions of the order data.
You can customize the data that is sent to ShipStation by listening to the OrderFieldEvent event in a custom module or plugin, and set the values that you want per field, like in the following example:
use yii\base\Event;
use fostercommerce\shipstationconnect\services\Xml;
use fostercommerce\shipstationconnect\events\OrderFieldEvent;
Event::on(
Xml::class,
Xml::ORDER_FIELD_EVENT,
function (OrderFieldEvent $e) {
$fieldName = $e->field;
$order = $e->order;
if ($fieldName === OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_ORDER_NUMBER) {
// Set ShipStation's order number to the order ID, instead of the default reference number
$e->value = $order->id;
} elseif ($fieldName === OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_CUSTOM_FIELD_1) {
// Store the reference number in a custom field
$e->value = 'Order Reference: ' . $order->reference;
}
}
);OrderFieldEvent properties:
field- The custom field name, one of the following:PHP Constant Value OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_ORDER_NUMBER'OrderNumber'OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_SHIPPING_METHOD'ShippingMethod'OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_CUSTOM_FIELD_1'CustomField1'OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_CUSTOM_FIELD_2'CustomField2'OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_CUSTOM_FIELD_3'CustomField3'OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_INTERNAL_NOTES'InternalNotes'OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_CUSTOMER_NOTES'CustomerNotes'OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_GIFT'Gift'OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_GIFT_MESSAGE'GiftMessage'order- Current order data.value- The data to set on this field.cdata- Whether or not to wrap the value in aCDATAblock.
If you've changed the OrderFieldEvent::FIELD_ORDER_NUMBER field to be anything
other than the order's reference number, you'll need to listen to the
OrdersController::FIND_ORDER_EVENT to use your own query to fetch the order.
In the example above, we're changing it to be the order's ID, so we would need
to fetch the order by ID:
use yii\base\Event;
use fostercommerce\shipstationconnect\controllers\OrdersController;
use fostercommerce\shipstationconnect\events\FindOrderEvent;
Event::on(
OrdersController::class,
OrdersController::FIND_ORDER_EVENT,
function (FindOrderEvent $e) {
$order = Order::find()->id($e->orderNumber)->one();
if ($order) {
$e->order = $order;
}
}
);FindOrderEvent properties:
orderNumber- The order number sent by ShipStation.order- The order that will be updated with shipping information.
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