Fix Composer install directory #5
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When installing the plugin with Composer, all files end up in: `Plugin/Local/Frontend/QuickPay_Shopware` Shopware is not able to detect the new plugin though because the directory doesn't match the plugin name (`QuickPayPayment`). Fixing this by defining a custom install directory using the `installer-name` field in `composer.json`. Also, according to the installation page, the plugin files should be moved to `custom/plugins` instead of `Plugin/Local/Frontend/`. See: https://learn.quickpay.net/helpdesk/en/articles/integrations/shopware/ This is done by setting the package type to `shopware-plugin` in `composer.json`.
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When installing the plugin with Composer, all files end up in:
Plugin/Local/Frontend/QuickPay_ShopwareShopware is not able to detect the new plugin though because the
directory doesn't match the plugin name (
QuickPayPayment).Fixing this by defining a custom install directory using the
installer-namefield incomposer.json.Also, according to the installation page, the plugin files should be
moved to
custom/pluginsinstead ofPlugin/Local/Frontend/. See:https://learn.quickpay.net/helpdesk/en/articles/integrations/shopware/
Not a technical problem but I guess it makes sense to keep this consistent.
Doing this by changing the package type to
shopware-pluginincomposer.json.