i already solve it!

If you want the code to work, you have to add

more square brackets covering the return value in Config/system.php
before : return [ 'key'=>'blablabla' // other keys => values ]

after

return [ [ 'key'=>'blablabla' // other keys => values ] ] 'info' key in Config/system.php
before : 'key' => 'sales.carriers.raja_ongkir', 'name' => 'admin::app.configuration.index.sales.shipping-methods.raja-ongkir-shipping.page-title', 'sort' => 2, 'fields' => [ // field keys => values ]

after

'key' => 'sales.carriers.raja_ongkir', 'name' => 'admin::app.configuration.index.sales.shipping-methods.raja-ongkir-shipping.page-title', 'info' => 'admin::app.configuration.index.sales.shipping-methods.raja-ongkir-shipping.title-info', 'sort' => 2, 'fields' => [

and dont forget to add the service provider in providers.php and add the namespaces to composer.json (from documentation)

"autoload": { ... "psr-4": { // Other PSR-4 namespaces "Webkul\\CustomShippingMethod\\": "packages/Webkul/CustomShippingMethod/src" } }

@ionutbalasanu
For products that can be customized, you'll need to go through each child variant, get its final price, and then apply the tax rate by hand instead of using getTaxInclusiveRate. This manner, you can figure out the right price for each variety that includes taxes and send them back as a list.

Hi @Rishabh-Webkul

Thank you for your response. Yes I am still looking to add the address to customers import.

I see the address is not in the Customer table so it needs further customization. However, I added a non-address custom field in Customer table and able to include it in customer edit, but I got import validating error 'invalid column name' when including it in the customer import file. Any suggestion? Thanks.

Bagisto version 2.2.4

@susan_emelia

Nice! Good to hear you got Xendit working with Bagisto. Did you run into any issues with the callback handling, or was it straightforward once the package was in place?