Get Out of Stock products to show in magento 2.3












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I'm trying to get options which are out of stock to be passed to the frontend js renderer.



However I've found that getJsonConfig() does not return attribute data (attribute labels and other data) for the options array that I pass it.



// I have found that the configurable $options data is initially set here
// I have made it so that this returns the entire array of attribute codes and product numbers -
// - for the configurable regardless of stock status
/* @var MagentoConfigurableProductHelperData $this->$helper */
$options = $this->helper->getOptions($currentProduct, $this->getAllowProducts());


Note that the $options[array] correctly contains all out of stock attribute ids => product ids



$options array



This $options array is passed to a function that attempts to serialize/add extra data that is required buy the js renderer such as labels.



$attributesData = $this->configurableAttributeData->getAttributesData($currentProduct, $options);



/**
* Get product attributes
*
* @param Product $product
* @param array $options
* @return array
*/
public function getAttributesData(Product $product, array $options = )
{
$defaultValues = ;
$attributes = ;
$productInstance = $product->getTypeInstance();
$productEnabledAttributes = $productInstance ->getConfigurableAttributes($product);
foreach ($productEnabledAttributes as $attribute) {
$attributeOptionsData = $this->getAttributeOptionsData($attribute, $options);
if ($attributeOptionsData) {
$productAttribute = $attribute->getProductAttribute();
$attributeId = $productAttribute->getId();
$attributes[$attributeId] = [
'id' => $attributeId,
'code' => $productAttribute->getAttributeCode(),
'label' => $productAttribute->getStoreLabel($product->getStoreId()),
'options' => $attributeOptionsData,
'position' => $attribute->getPosition(),
];
$defaultValues[$attributeId] = $this->getAttributeConfigValue($attributeId, $product);
}
}
return [
'attributes' => $attributes,
'defaultValues' => $defaultValues,
];
}


However getAttributesData does not obey the $options param. A sub call function must unwittingly run a filter operation. Observe below how the return $attributesData has filtered attribute "138"



data filtered



From the getAttributesData() function, I'm suspecting getConfigurableAttributes() to be the cause of out of stock options not displaying in magento 2.3, this function retrieves data from a cache that was generated a few clock cycles ago.



/**
* Retrieve configurable attributes data
*
* @param MagentoCatalogModelProduct $product
* @return MagentoConfigurableProductModelProductTypeConfigurableAttribute
*/
public function getConfigurableAttributes($product)
{
MagentoFrameworkProfiler::start(
'CONFIGURABLE:' . __METHOD__,
['group' => 'CONFIGURABLE', 'method' => __METHOD__]
);
if (!$product->hasData($this->_configurableAttributes)) {
$configurableAttributes = $this->getConfigurableAttributeCollection($product);
$this->extensionAttributesJoinProcessor->process($configurableAttributes);
$configurableAttributes->orderByPosition()->load();
$product->setData($this->_configurableAttributes, $configurableAttributes);
}
MagentoFrameworkProfiler::stop('CONFIGURABLE:' . __METHOD__);
return $product->getData($this->_configurableAttributes);
}


Here's a stack trace to help show where I'm up to.



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    I'm trying to get options which are out of stock to be passed to the frontend js renderer.



    However I've found that getJsonConfig() does not return attribute data (attribute labels and other data) for the options array that I pass it.



    // I have found that the configurable $options data is initially set here
    // I have made it so that this returns the entire array of attribute codes and product numbers -
    // - for the configurable regardless of stock status
    /* @var MagentoConfigurableProductHelperData $this->$helper */
    $options = $this->helper->getOptions($currentProduct, $this->getAllowProducts());


    Note that the $options[array] correctly contains all out of stock attribute ids => product ids



    $options array



    This $options array is passed to a function that attempts to serialize/add extra data that is required buy the js renderer such as labels.



    $attributesData = $this->configurableAttributeData->getAttributesData($currentProduct, $options);



    /**
    * Get product attributes
    *
    * @param Product $product
    * @param array $options
    * @return array
    */
    public function getAttributesData(Product $product, array $options = )
    {
    $defaultValues = ;
    $attributes = ;
    $productInstance = $product->getTypeInstance();
    $productEnabledAttributes = $productInstance ->getConfigurableAttributes($product);
    foreach ($productEnabledAttributes as $attribute) {
    $attributeOptionsData = $this->getAttributeOptionsData($attribute, $options);
    if ($attributeOptionsData) {
    $productAttribute = $attribute->getProductAttribute();
    $attributeId = $productAttribute->getId();
    $attributes[$attributeId] = [
    'id' => $attributeId,
    'code' => $productAttribute->getAttributeCode(),
    'label' => $productAttribute->getStoreLabel($product->getStoreId()),
    'options' => $attributeOptionsData,
    'position' => $attribute->getPosition(),
    ];
    $defaultValues[$attributeId] = $this->getAttributeConfigValue($attributeId, $product);
    }
    }
    return [
    'attributes' => $attributes,
    'defaultValues' => $defaultValues,
    ];
    }


    However getAttributesData does not obey the $options param. A sub call function must unwittingly run a filter operation. Observe below how the return $attributesData has filtered attribute "138"



    data filtered



    From the getAttributesData() function, I'm suspecting getConfigurableAttributes() to be the cause of out of stock options not displaying in magento 2.3, this function retrieves data from a cache that was generated a few clock cycles ago.



    /**
    * Retrieve configurable attributes data
    *
    * @param MagentoCatalogModelProduct $product
    * @return MagentoConfigurableProductModelProductTypeConfigurableAttribute
    */
    public function getConfigurableAttributes($product)
    {
    MagentoFrameworkProfiler::start(
    'CONFIGURABLE:' . __METHOD__,
    ['group' => 'CONFIGURABLE', 'method' => __METHOD__]
    );
    if (!$product->hasData($this->_configurableAttributes)) {
    $configurableAttributes = $this->getConfigurableAttributeCollection($product);
    $this->extensionAttributesJoinProcessor->process($configurableAttributes);
    $configurableAttributes->orderByPosition()->load();
    $product->setData($this->_configurableAttributes, $configurableAttributes);
    }
    MagentoFrameworkProfiler::stop('CONFIGURABLE:' . __METHOD__);
    return $product->getData($this->_configurableAttributes);
    }


    Here's a stack trace to help show where I'm up to.



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      I'm trying to get options which are out of stock to be passed to the frontend js renderer.



      However I've found that getJsonConfig() does not return attribute data (attribute labels and other data) for the options array that I pass it.



      // I have found that the configurable $options data is initially set here
      // I have made it so that this returns the entire array of attribute codes and product numbers -
      // - for the configurable regardless of stock status
      /* @var MagentoConfigurableProductHelperData $this->$helper */
      $options = $this->helper->getOptions($currentProduct, $this->getAllowProducts());


      Note that the $options[array] correctly contains all out of stock attribute ids => product ids



      $options array



      This $options array is passed to a function that attempts to serialize/add extra data that is required buy the js renderer such as labels.



      $attributesData = $this->configurableAttributeData->getAttributesData($currentProduct, $options);



      /**
      * Get product attributes
      *
      * @param Product $product
      * @param array $options
      * @return array
      */
      public function getAttributesData(Product $product, array $options = )
      {
      $defaultValues = ;
      $attributes = ;
      $productInstance = $product->getTypeInstance();
      $productEnabledAttributes = $productInstance ->getConfigurableAttributes($product);
      foreach ($productEnabledAttributes as $attribute) {
      $attributeOptionsData = $this->getAttributeOptionsData($attribute, $options);
      if ($attributeOptionsData) {
      $productAttribute = $attribute->getProductAttribute();
      $attributeId = $productAttribute->getId();
      $attributes[$attributeId] = [
      'id' => $attributeId,
      'code' => $productAttribute->getAttributeCode(),
      'label' => $productAttribute->getStoreLabel($product->getStoreId()),
      'options' => $attributeOptionsData,
      'position' => $attribute->getPosition(),
      ];
      $defaultValues[$attributeId] = $this->getAttributeConfigValue($attributeId, $product);
      }
      }
      return [
      'attributes' => $attributes,
      'defaultValues' => $defaultValues,
      ];
      }


      However getAttributesData does not obey the $options param. A sub call function must unwittingly run a filter operation. Observe below how the return $attributesData has filtered attribute "138"



      data filtered



      From the getAttributesData() function, I'm suspecting getConfigurableAttributes() to be the cause of out of stock options not displaying in magento 2.3, this function retrieves data from a cache that was generated a few clock cycles ago.



      /**
      * Retrieve configurable attributes data
      *
      * @param MagentoCatalogModelProduct $product
      * @return MagentoConfigurableProductModelProductTypeConfigurableAttribute
      */
      public function getConfigurableAttributes($product)
      {
      MagentoFrameworkProfiler::start(
      'CONFIGURABLE:' . __METHOD__,
      ['group' => 'CONFIGURABLE', 'method' => __METHOD__]
      );
      if (!$product->hasData($this->_configurableAttributes)) {
      $configurableAttributes = $this->getConfigurableAttributeCollection($product);
      $this->extensionAttributesJoinProcessor->process($configurableAttributes);
      $configurableAttributes->orderByPosition()->load();
      $product->setData($this->_configurableAttributes, $configurableAttributes);
      }
      MagentoFrameworkProfiler::stop('CONFIGURABLE:' . __METHOD__);
      return $product->getData($this->_configurableAttributes);
      }


      Here's a stack trace to help show where I'm up to.



      image










      share|improve this question














      I'm trying to get options which are out of stock to be passed to the frontend js renderer.



      However I've found that getJsonConfig() does not return attribute data (attribute labels and other data) for the options array that I pass it.



      // I have found that the configurable $options data is initially set here
      // I have made it so that this returns the entire array of attribute codes and product numbers -
      // - for the configurable regardless of stock status
      /* @var MagentoConfigurableProductHelperData $this->$helper */
      $options = $this->helper->getOptions($currentProduct, $this->getAllowProducts());


      Note that the $options[array] correctly contains all out of stock attribute ids => product ids



      $options array



      This $options array is passed to a function that attempts to serialize/add extra data that is required buy the js renderer such as labels.



      $attributesData = $this->configurableAttributeData->getAttributesData($currentProduct, $options);



      /**
      * Get product attributes
      *
      * @param Product $product
      * @param array $options
      * @return array
      */
      public function getAttributesData(Product $product, array $options = )
      {
      $defaultValues = ;
      $attributes = ;
      $productInstance = $product->getTypeInstance();
      $productEnabledAttributes = $productInstance ->getConfigurableAttributes($product);
      foreach ($productEnabledAttributes as $attribute) {
      $attributeOptionsData = $this->getAttributeOptionsData($attribute, $options);
      if ($attributeOptionsData) {
      $productAttribute = $attribute->getProductAttribute();
      $attributeId = $productAttribute->getId();
      $attributes[$attributeId] = [
      'id' => $attributeId,
      'code' => $productAttribute->getAttributeCode(),
      'label' => $productAttribute->getStoreLabel($product->getStoreId()),
      'options' => $attributeOptionsData,
      'position' => $attribute->getPosition(),
      ];
      $defaultValues[$attributeId] = $this->getAttributeConfigValue($attributeId, $product);
      }
      }
      return [
      'attributes' => $attributes,
      'defaultValues' => $defaultValues,
      ];
      }


      However getAttributesData does not obey the $options param. A sub call function must unwittingly run a filter operation. Observe below how the return $attributesData has filtered attribute "138"



      data filtered



      From the getAttributesData() function, I'm suspecting getConfigurableAttributes() to be the cause of out of stock options not displaying in magento 2.3, this function retrieves data from a cache that was generated a few clock cycles ago.



      /**
      * Retrieve configurable attributes data
      *
      * @param MagentoCatalogModelProduct $product
      * @return MagentoConfigurableProductModelProductTypeConfigurableAttribute
      */
      public function getConfigurableAttributes($product)
      {
      MagentoFrameworkProfiler::start(
      'CONFIGURABLE:' . __METHOD__,
      ['group' => 'CONFIGURABLE', 'method' => __METHOD__]
      );
      if (!$product->hasData($this->_configurableAttributes)) {
      $configurableAttributes = $this->getConfigurableAttributeCollection($product);
      $this->extensionAttributesJoinProcessor->process($configurableAttributes);
      $configurableAttributes->orderByPosition()->load();
      $product->setData($this->_configurableAttributes, $configurableAttributes);
      }
      MagentoFrameworkProfiler::stop('CONFIGURABLE:' . __METHOD__);
      return $product->getData($this->_configurableAttributes);
      }


      Here's a stack trace to help show where I'm up to.



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