Wallogit.com
2017 © Pedro Peláez
, (*1)
WIP, (*2)
Module for administration, (*3)
The preferred way to install this extension to use composer., (*4)
Either run, (*5)
php composer.phar require --prefer-dist nullref/yii2-core "*"
or add, (*6)
"nullref/yii2-core": "*"
to the require section of your composer.json file., (*7)
This module designed to work with special config file., (*8)
In case when you use module/install command it creates installed_modules.php file in condif folder if it doesn't exist., (*9)
This file will contain config array of installed modules (obviously)., (*10)
You need to merge this config with your applications config (web, console, etc)., (*11)
I recommend using the structure that described below, it used at our application template., (*12)
<?php return [];
<?php $config = require(__DIR__ . '/installed_modules.php'); return array_merge($config, []);
<?php
$modules = require(__DIR__ . '/modules.php');
$config = [
//...
'modules' => $modules,
//...
];
return $config;
When you are using this config structure you are able to override installed modules cofiguration in modules.php., (*13)
Also, modules.php file could be included to console.php config file., (*14)
App-specific configs could be added directly in corresponding config file., (*15)
This module provides basic tools for creating system of modules., (*16)
Available modules:, (*17)
For full integration, you have to run console command:, (*18)
php yii module/install <module-name>
Core module for fast web development based on Yii2. This package contains:, (*19)
components:, (*20)
interfaces:, (*21)
Core package contain PhpMessageSource class that allows to merge default module's and application's messages. Example for admin module, (*22)
[
/** App config **/
'components' => [
'i18n' => [
'translations' => [
'*' => ['class' => 'yii\i18n\PhpMessageSource'],
'admin' => ['class' => 'nullref\core\components\i18n\PhpMessageSource'],
],
],
]
]
In this case messages from category admin from application directory will be merged with default messages from module., (*23)
Module contains MigrateController controller which allows work with migrations of modules., (*24)
e.g.:, (*25)
php yii core/module --moduleId=admin -- apply migrations for module with id admin, (*26)
Keep in mind: Migrations should have namespaces, (*27)
Also, is possible work with migrations off all modules:, (*28)
php yii core/module -- collect all possible places of migrations., (*29)
By default, migrations are looked for directory migrations in directory of module class., (*30)
If you want to override this behavior, you can implement IHasMigrateNamespace interface by module class., (*31)
Component for simple work with models, which have soft delete and typification., (*32)
Config:, (*33)
/** module config **/
'productManager' => [
"class" => "nullref\\product\\components\\EntityManager",
'hasImage' => false,
'hasStatus' => false,
'model' => [
'class' => 'app\\models\\Product',
'relations' => [
'category' => 'nullref\\category\\behaviors\\HasCategory',
'vendor' => 'app\\behaviors\\HasVendor',
],
],
'searchModel' => 'app\\models\\ProductSearch',
],
/** ... **/
Available methods:, (*34)
createModel() - create new modelcreateSearchModel() - create new search modelfindOne($condition) - find one model by conditionfindAll($condition) - find all models by conditionfind($condition = []) - create ActiveQuery with conditiongetMap($index = 'id', $value = 'title', $condition = [], $asArray = true) - get key=>value array of model by conditiondelete($model) - delete modeldecorateQuery($query) decorate query by settings of entity manger
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