Define Slots

Out of the box, spartacus-mock comes with the mock-data for the standard electronics store. You can add additional custom slots or override existing slots:

1. Create a file src/mock-server/mock-data/slots.ts

2. Add a function customSlot to return the mock-data for your custom slot

// src/mock-server/mock-data/slots.ts
import { cmsParagraphComponent } from '@valantic/spartacus-mock';
import { Occ } from '@spartacus/core';

export const customSlot = (): Occ.ContentSlot => {
  return {
    slotId: 'testSlot', // use same slotId as an existing slot to overide the default slot
    slotUuid: 'testSlot1234',
    position: 'TestSlot', // use an existing position to add your custom components to that slot
    name: 'My Test Slot',
    slotShared: true,
    components: {
      component: [cmsParagraphComponent('Hello World!')],
    },
  };
};

export const customSlots = (): Occ.ContentSlot[] => {
  return [customSlot()];
};

Use slotPosition of an existing slot to add your custom components to that slot. Use slotPosition and slotId to override the default components with your custom components.

1. Append your slot function to your mockConfig in your main.ts file

// src/main.ts
import { testSlot } from './mock-server/mock-data/slots/test-slot';

async function prepare(): Promise<
  ServiceWorkerRegistration | undefined
> {
  if (environment.mockServer) {
    const { prepareMock } = await import(
      /* webpackChunkName: "mock-server" */ '@valantic/spartacus-mock'
    );

    const mockConfig: MockConfig = {
      enableWorker: environment.mockServer || false,
      environment,
      customSlots: customSlots(),
    };

    return prepareMock(mockConfig);
  }
  return Promise.resolve(undefined);
}

Pro tip: When your project (and therefore also your mock-data) grows, we recommend to created different files / folders for different features / pages to keep your mock-data organized.