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#Gigya Test Theme For Magento 2 ##Example theme for implementing Gigya modules layout overrides, hooks etc. ###Inherits from Magento Luma theme

###Installation Add the Github repository to Magento installation root composer.json repositories array

{
    "type": "vcs",
    "url": "https://github.com/gigya/magento2-theme.git"
}

run from CLI:

composer require gigya/theme-tests

###To apply a theme: To apply the theme:

  • In Magento 2.0.x Admin, go to Stores > Configuration > Design.
  • In Magento 2.1.x Admin go to Admin Panel > Content > Configuration.
  • In the Store View drop-down field, select the store view where you want to apply the theme.
  • On the Design Theme tab, select your newly created theme in the Design Theme drop-down.
  • Click Save Config.
  • If caching is enabled, clear the cache.
  • To see your changes applied, reload the store front pages.

Resource: http://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.0/frontend-dev-guide/themes/theme-apply.html#theme-apply-apply

If the theme is installed, but it is still not available in design page, You may also need to clear static content.

navigate to: /pub/static
delete everything EXCEPT the .htaccess file

###Uninstall theme: Run: php bin/magento theme:uninstall [--backup-code] [-c|--clear-static-content] {theme path}

##Some fun games we play with the theme ###Override checkout page user email test First we add Gigya script and login blocks to the checkout page.

We do this by overriding Magento_Checkout module - checkout_index_index.xml.

Then We added an override for the checkout page "check-email-availability JS component".

When a user fills in an email that already exists in Magento User DB (and hence in Gigya as well), we popup the gigya default login popup.

###Add Gigya custom registration screen to checkout success page Here we demonstrate how to override a page with a custom screen set template.

We add our custom template file inside Gigya_Gigya_IM/Templates. and call it gigya_checkout_succes_register.phtml

Then we override the checkout success page with Magento_Checkout/layout/checkout_onepage_success.xml and add our custom registration template instead of the default after-checkout Registration button.

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