Mrthdrb

I'm porting over a little web service developed by a previous developer that pulled product data from an older Magento 1.9 install and spits it out as a json response.

They bootstrapped Magento 1.9 with this:

$_SERVER['MAGE_IS_DEVELOPER_MODE'] = true;
require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/app/Mage.php';
umask(0);
Mage::app('default');

And they loaded product data with:

$productHelper = Mage::getModel('catalog/product');
$product = $productHelper->load($product_id);

With Magento 2.1 I'm bootstrapping with:

require getenv('MAGENTO_PATH') . 'app/bootstrap.php';
$bootstrap = MagentoFrameworkAppBootstrap::create(BP, $_SERVER);
$app = $bootstrap->createApplication('MagentoApp');
$bootstrap->run($app);
return $app->getObjectManager();

Here's the MagentoApp code:

class MagentoApp extends MagentoFrameworkAppHttp implements MagentoFrameworkAppInterface

 protected $objectManager;

 public function launch()
 
 $this->_state->setAreaCode('frontend');
 return $this->_response;
 

 public function catchException(MagentoFrameworkAppBootstrap $bootstrap, Exception $exception)
 
 return false;
 

 public function getObjectManager()
 
 return $this->_objectManager;
 

When I go to get the Magento Product in the little web service's product model, I'm using

$objectManager = $app->getObjectManager();

$product = $objectManager
 ->get('MagentoCatalogModelProductRepository')
 ->getById($product_id);

and getting the error Call to a member function get() on null (referring to the $objectManager as null) . What's weird is if I exit(var_dump($product->getData()) after that method call, I get the actual product data just fine.

If anyone could shed any light on this, it would be much appreciated.

Thanks very much.

I managed to get it working with this (ignore weird static stuff, I didn't have time to rework that class)

ProductModel.php

...
public static function getDataByID($product_id)

 Config::boostrap();
 Config::setProductId($product_id);
 return Config::run();

Config.php

 public static function boostrap()
 
 if (!self::$enviroment_loaded) 
 require getenv('MAGENTO_PATH') . 'app/bootstrap.php';
 self::$bootstrap = MagentoFrameworkAppBootstrap::create(BP, $_SERVER);
 self::$app = self::$bootstrap->createApplication('MagentoApp');
 
 

 public static function run()
 
 if (!self::$enviroment_loaded) 
 self::$bootstrap->run(self::$app);
 self::$enviroment_loaded = true;
 

 return self::$app->getProductById();
 

 public static function setProductId($id)
 
 self::$app->setProductId($id);
 

MagentoApp.php

class MagentoApp extends MagentoFrameworkAppHttp implements MagentoFrameworkAppInterface
{
 protected $productId;

 public function launch()
 
 $this->_state->setAreaCode('frontend');
 return $this->_response;
 

 public function catchException(MagentoFrameworkAppBootstrap $bootstrap, Exception $exception)
 
 return false;
 

 public function getProductById($id = null)
 
 if (!$id) 
 $id = $this->getProductId();
 

 $product = $this->_objectManager
 ->get('MagentoCatalogModelProductRepository')
 ->getById($id);

 $store = $this->_objectManager->get('MagentoStoreModelStoreManagerInterface')->getStore();
 $imageUrl = $store
 ->getBaseUrl(MagentoFrameworkUrlInterface::URL_TYPE_MEDIA) .
 'catalog/product' .
 $product->getImage();

 return [
 'productID' => $id,
 'productName' => $product->getName(),
 'link' => $product->getProductUrl(),
 'image' => $imageUrl
 ];