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I am new for PWA magento but can't understand full structure yet I have installed PWA Venia and want to create custom theme of venia like in magento we know we create a child theme and can override LUMA theme there, How can we achieve same thing in PWA?

Thanks in advance

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A good first step is to read: https://larsroettig.dev/getting-started-with-magento-pwa-studio/

It will learn you to overwrite/extend PWA Studio default components. It's not the same as we did with LUMA. Now we use Scaffolding and the extensibility framework.

Please also have a look at: https://larsroettig.dev/getting-started-with-pwa-studio-extensibility/ for more about extensibility.

And watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fTIYrGZH0M

Using the @magento/create-pwa project initializer is the fastest way to get a PWA Studio project set up for development. It is a user-friendly version of the create-project sub-command in the pwa-buildpack CLI tool.

yarn create @magento/pwa

Or with NPM:

npm init @magento/pwa

This command launches an interactive questionnaire in the command line for configuring different parts of the project.

Also interesting to read: https://github.com/fooman/venia-ui-override-resolver

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  • i have gone through links you provided but i am still confused like how can i override pwa core file and where should i map them to tell magneto dont use core file use mine like in magento luma we define such things in di.xml file – Asad Ullah Oct 27 '20 at 15:27
  • Exactly that is covered in: larsroettig.dev/getting-started-with-magento-pwa-studio Follow these steps to create an override on a pwa core file and it adds: <div>Static Block for TopBar</div> – Stevie-Ray Hartog Oct 27 '20 at 15:39

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