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How to install Cart2Cart Migration from OpenCart module on Magento 2?

Installing the Cart2Cart OpenCart to Magento Data Migration Module via Command Line

Note: This installation method is compatible with all Magento versions.

* = In production environments, please use the --keep-generated option.

Method 1: Installing the Magento Data Migration Module from a Zip File

Before you proceed, please download the Cart2Cart Magento Upgrade module.

Steps:

1. Unzip the zip file into the app/code/Cart2Cart/MigrationFromOpencart directory.
2. Enable the module by running: php bin/magento module:enable Cart2Cart_MigrationFromOpencart

3. Apply database updates by running: php bin/magento setup:upgrade

4. Flush the cache by running: php bin/magento cache:flush

5. Run: php -f bin/magento setup:di:compile (this command may require increasing the memory_limit PHP directive).

The installed module view in the Magento Admin Panel:

Method 2: Installing the Magento Data Migration Module Using Composer

Note:

Please ensure you have access keys (My Profile - Access Keys). If you don’t have them yet, please generate them.

*For detailed instructions, see DevDocs.

Steps:

1. Make the module available in a composer repository, for example:
   • private repository repo.magento.com
   • public repository packagist.org
   • public GitHub repository as VCS
2. Add the composer repository to the configuration by running: composer config repositories.repo.magento.com composer https://repo.magento.com/

3. Install the module composer by running: composer require magneticone/cart2cart-migration-from-opencart (if you’re asked to provide a username, please use the info from here (My Profile - Access Keys) - public key is your user name, while private key is your password)

4. Enable the module by running: php bin/magento module:enable Cart2Cart_MigrationFromOpencart

5. Apply database updates by running: php bin/magento setup:upgrade

6. Flush the cache by running: php bin/magento cache:flush

7. Run: php -f bin/magento setup:di:compile (this command may require increasing the memory_limit PHP directive)

The installed module view in the Magento Admin Panel:

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