Manual Installation (Installing Magento 2 extension by copying code)
Step 1:
For Windows OS:
Go to <your Magento install dir>/app/code. Under that, create the folders using the following hierarchy:
Biztech
– Translator
For Linux OS:
Enter the following commands keeping their order:
cd <your Magento install dir>/app/code
mkdir -p Biztech/ Translator
After this, find the Download Zip and extract all files and folders in Biztech/Translator.
Step 2:
After the successful installation you have to run the command on the Magento2 root directory-
“php bin/magento setup:upgrade”
If you see a blank page or permission error, go to Terminal (Linux)/ Command Prompt (Windows).
cd [magento root directory][var]
run the following command
$ chmod –R 777 *
Step 3:
After running the command, log into the admin panel and clear the Cache. Go to SYSTEM -> Tools (section) -> CACHE MANAGEMENT to clear the cache.
Step 4:
After successful installation, you can see the ‘AppJetty Language Translator’ under APPJETTY EXTENSIONS tab inside STORES -> CONFIGURATION.
Installation via Composer
Step 1:
Create a new folder on your preferable server path. Add Extension zip archive into the created folder.
Step 2:
Use Your SSH details to connect to your server. After connecting to the SSH, change your working directory path with one of your Magento setup path using below command.
cd /PATH/TO_YOUR_MAGENTO_SETUP_PATH
Step 3:
Now you have to define the folder with the extension’s archive as a repository for composer reference. For this, run the Composer command:
composer config repositories.biztech artifact /ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_ZIP_Archive_FOLDER/
For Example:
composer config repositories.biztech artifact /Packages/Biztech/
After executing this command, it will automatically add Repository Details in composer.json file.
Step 4:
Perform the following command for installation of the module:
composer require biztech/translator
Step 5:
After successful installation using the above command, you can verify the module status using the below command:
php bin/magento module:status
You can check the newly added module in the List of disabled modules.
Step 6:
Now you can upgrade your setup using the below command:
php bin/magento setup:upgrade
It will enable the module and it should be doing the automated process required by Magento.
Step 7:
You can now compile the modules using the below command:
php bin/magento setup:di:compile
Step 8:
In case you have to update our extension from a composer, you can use the below command:
composer update biztech/ translator
But before using that command, you should have placed the latest Extension zip archive into the
/ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_ZIP_Archive_FOLDER/
After executing the above command your module is updated and now you just have to run the upgrade command same as step 6 and compile command same as step 7.