OMG: OpenCart 3 Module Generator
OMG is a free online module generator for OpenCart 3, allows you to create a basic module for development very quickly. Try it and you will definitely want to bookmark it.
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What is OpenCart 3 Module Generator (OMG)?
This is a professional tool for automating the initial stage of OpenCart module development. The system generates clean, structured code that meets platform standards and is ready for further refinement to suit your needs.
The tool is designed specifically for web developers, programmers and agencies who work with OpenCart and value their time.
Every OpenCart developer knows this feeling. A new project, you need a module, and you sit and create the same file structure as last time for several hours. You copy the old code, rename classes, delete unnecessary ones.
We at OpenCartBot have done this hundreds of times and decided to automate it. The result is a generator that creates a clean module skeleton in 1 minute. You choose the module type, enter the name and basic settings, press a button, and download the archive. The whole process takes less time than reading this page.
The OMG generator creates payment, delivery, summary, report modules. Regular and multi-modules. All with the correct file structure, SQL for installation and removal, basic controllers. The code comes out clean, without remnants from previous projects.
The structure meets OpenCart 3 standards, so you won't have to redo it. Each module includes a controller, language files, admin templates, SQL scripts. Everything you need for basic work. Works with OpenCart 3.0+ and generates code for PHP 7.3+. Creates the archive ocmod.zip
Who is it made for
For those who develop OpenCart modules and don't like repeating the same thing. Experienced developers save time in the initial stages. Beginners get the right structure to learn. If you're a freelancer, this means more time for logic instead of copying code. If the agency is a standardized approach for the entire team.
We use it ourselves. It was born from our needs, not from a business plan. When something doesn't work, we are the first to notice it. The code is generated based on real modules that work in production, not theoretical examples from the documentation.
What to do next? Install the generated module in a test environment, add your logic, test, send to production. Or just try it right now - the generator works in the browser, you don't need to install anything.
Create a test module and look at the code. If you don't like it - you won't lose anything. If you like it - you will save a lot of time on future projects. Try it now. It's free and takes 1 minute.
