Q. My products and categories got deleted when using OCUnit.
A. Yes, it will, it does, and it is intended. So, please do NOT run OCUnit in a live database. It will even overwrite more information.
You cannot claim for a loss, nor OCUnit guarantees a recovery. It is developed voluntarily.
OCUnit is a risky product for your live database. Always clone your database for use with OCUnit.
Q. Is there a technical support provided?
A. Not officially. But if something is wrong, you can still request a new issue in GitHub.
Q. Why is OCUnit written in such a descructive way?
A. The developer(s) of OCUnit believe that the website owner should be responsible for managing the user behaviour in the website. It includes data loss by accidental damage by staffs. For a better recovery of the website, the owner should not go through a hassle. So, catalog information is created first, and then the OpenCart database.
OCUnit does not promise a full recovery; but the catalog of products are built from your memos.
Q. How do I write memos?
A. please see ini/categories.
Q. How many levels of categories do you support?
A. One. Top level categories. A child folder is a product under selected category.
Q. What are the other configurations?
A. Important files under products are:
- description.md
- prices.ini
- icon.png
A child folder within a category folder is a product memo holder.
Q. How do I configure for the first use?
A. First, install opernart in your location, eg: http://localhost/oc/opencart/ and then point the path in ini/config.ini. The beloow lines:
Lines 9 to 10 in 63052af
There are some other configurations in the same folder, eg. *.ini.