HuntBee Framework

HuntBee Framework

Understand the free shared foundation used by HuntBee Suites.

RecommendedComponent 4.1.0Difficulty: Easy

The free shared foundation that installs, updates and supports HuntBee Suites.

What is the Framework?

Think of the HuntBee Framework as the common engine room used by all HuntBee Suites. It does not add SEO features by itself. Instead, it provides the common services that every Suite would otherwise have to repeat.

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HuntBee Framework — shared installation, licence, update, repair and services
SEO Suite, Tracking Suite and other HuntBee Suites

What it handles for you

Licence

Activate one complete paid Suite.

Packages

Install and update Suite packages safely.

Repair

Restore operational setup while preserving data.

Permissions

Creates required OpenCart admin permissions.

Events

Keeps HuntBee-owned OpenCart event hooks in sync.

Shared AI

One place to configure supported AI providers.

What you normally need to do

  1. Install the Framework once.
  2. Open HuntBee Suite Manager.
  3. Activate the Suite you purchased.
  4. Install or update the Suite from Suite Manager.
  5. Use the Suite from the HuntBee menu.
Designed to reduce technical workYou should not manually create HuntBee database tables, OpenCart events, permissions or component installers. The Framework and Suite lifecycle manage these pieces.

Why does the Framework sometimes ask to update first?

New Suite packages can use newer shared services. Updating the Framework first keeps the shared foundation ready before package-changing operations. An installed Suite is not meant to stop working just because a newer Framework package is available.

Framework and Suite are different

FrameworkSEO / Tracking Suites
Free shared infrastructurePaid feature Suites
Licence/update/package servicesSEO tools or analytics/advertising tracking tools, depending on the Suite
Shared AI provider setupSuite features use shared Framework services where applicable
Shared lifecycle/loggingSuite-specific events, queues and scheduled jobs