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You should pass cover media ID in the following way:

I think that you don't need the API route. First of all, API is for admin(back office app) purposes and is not for a storefront.

You need to move

all the http-client codes to fetch data

to some own service. Then you can inject that new service via container to your subscriber and call something like $this->externalApiService->getData() in your onFooterPageLoaded() method.

To add some data (extend footer data) you need to add extension to pagelet e.g.

You need to add association parameter to your request. In the case of GET product request it should look like this /api/v3/product?associations[media][]

When you did it in product response you will get objects like this:

You can use GET /store-api/v3/country?associations[states][] endpoint.

Instead of loading the product with the "normal" product repository you can use the sales_channel.product.repository repository instead. The sales-channel repositories load the entities with all necessary associations, so you don't have to load those associations yourself.

For details you can check the \Shopware\Core\Content\Product\SalesChannel\SalesChannelProductDefinition definition, in that class the additional associations and fields are configured that are loaded by the sales channel repository.

Keep in mind that the product sales channel repository implements the \Shopware\Core\System\SalesChannel\Entity\SalesChannelRepositoryInterface instead of the \Shopware\Core\Framework\DataAbstractionLayer\EntityRepositoryInterface and thus the search method requires a SalesChannelContext instead of the Context.

If your technical name is xxx46AKGoogleMapPlugin then your shopware plugin class and the folder should be named exactly like that.

You should also consider using your vendor prefix xxx46AK as a part of your composer namespace, that way your namespace is unique.

Please refer to these guidelines: https://docs.shopware.com/en/plugin-standard-for-community-store#the-required-composer-json-file-was-not-found

This is how I ended up getting the token and it worked to add it to my headers in an HttpInterceptor.

Spring Security has its own logging, you just need to enable it.

Put the following in your application.properties:

One possible solution:

FIRST: create a new media POST /api/{apiVersion}/media?_response=true

SECOND: "Upload Image" /api/{apiVersion}/_action/media/{mediaId}/upload?extension={extension}&fileName={imgName}&_response=true

more information can be found here: https://forum.shopware.com/discussion/comment/278603/#Comment_278603

In CASE images are for products use the endpoint POST /api/{apiVersion}/product-media and set the coverId

A complete listing of all routes is available via the OpenAPI schema: [your-domain/localhost]/api/v3/_info/openapi3.json

It's also possible to set all the media and the cover & coverId during product creation by one request. Therefore, set the product Cover and product Media