[Call for Testers] PWGermanShop – A comprehensive shop solution for the German market (Closed testing / Docs in German)

[eutervogel]

Hello everyone,

I have been working on PWGermanShop, a comprehensive shop system built specifically for ProcessWire to address the regulatory and functional requirements of the German market.

The system is nearing its final stages, and I am now looking for a small group of testers to help gather real-world feedback before a wider release.

Since the ProcessWire forum is international, I am writing this post in English. However, please note that both the system and its documentation are currently only available in German, as the project is tailored to the DACH region.

What is PWGermanShop?

PWGermanShop is designed to handle the typical workflows and legal requirements of German e-commerce setups within ProcessWire.

You can read through the documentation here to see how it works:
👉 https://mholte.de/docs/PWGermanShop/

How to participate in the test:

The system is currently not publicly downloadable. I would like to share the installation files individually with interested testers to ensure a structured feedback process.

If you are a ProcessWire developer building sites for the German-speaking market and would like to test the system:

1. Please read the documentation to see if it fits your general requirements.

2. Reply to this thread or send me a private message (PM) if you would like to participate.

3. I will then send you the download link and instructions on how to install it.

What kind of feedback is helpful?

• Is the setup and configuration process logical?

• Does the documentation cover all the steps clearly?

• Are there any bugs or edge cases you encounter during your tests?

Thank you very much for your interest and support. I look forward to your feedback and to collaborating with some of you!

Best regards

[DV-JF]

🤯 Wow, just had a quick look, this docu seems mind-blowing - how much did "Claudia" 😉 ?

Indeed I maybe have an incoming project where this module seems to fit.

I'll make some calls and come back later.

Cheers!

[eutervogel]

Yeah, the whole documentation was generated with "Claudia", but I haven't come across any inaccurate claims so far. "Claudia" also helped with the code review.

Anyway, I'd be glad to hear your feedback. Just send me a message and I'll share the download link via DM.