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Drupal 8 module development : build modules and themes using the latest version of Drupal 8 /
Drupal 8 comes with a release cycle that allows for new functionality to be added at a much faster pace. However, this also means code deprecations and changing architecture that you need to stay on top of. This book updates the first edition and includes the new functionality introduced in versions...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Birmingham, UK :
Packt Publishing,
2019.
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| Edición: | Second edition. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional) |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Title Page; Copyright and Credits; About Packt; Foreword; Contributors; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Developing for Drupal 8; Introducing Drupal (for developers); Developing for Drupal 8; Technologies that drive Drupal; PHP; Databases and MySQL; The web server; HTML, CSS, and JavaScript; Drupal architecture; Drupal core, modules, and themes; Hooks, plugins, and events; Services and the dependency injection container; From request to response; Drupal's major subsystems; Routing; Entities; Fields; Menus; Views; Forms; Configuration; Plugins; The theme system; Caching
- Other subsystemsTools for developing in Drupal; Version control; Composer; The API site and coding standards; The developer (Devel) module; Drush (the Drupal shell); Drupal Console; Developer settings; Summary; Chapter 2: Creating Your First Module; Creating a module; Your first hook implementation; Route and controller; The route; Route variables; Namespaces; The Controller; Services; What is a service?; The HelloWorldSalutation service; Tagged services; Using services in Drupal 8; Injecting the service into our Controller; Invoked Controllers; The form; Altering forms
- Custom submit handlersRendering forms; Service dependencies; Blocks; Our first block plugin; Block configuration; Working with links; The URL; The link; Which way to link?; Event Dispatcher and redirects; Redirecting from a Controller; Redirecting from a subscriber; Dispatching events; Summary; Chapter 3: Logging and Mailing; Logging; The Drupal 8 logging theory; Our own logger channel; Our own logger; Logging for Hello World; Logging summary; Mail API; The theory of the Mail API; Implementing hook_mail(); Sending emails; Altering someone else's emails; Custom mail plugins; The mail plugin
- Using mail pluginsTokens; The Token API; Using tokens; Defining new tokens; Token summary; Summary; Chapter 4: Theming; Business logic versus presentation logic; Twig; Theme hooks; Theme hook suggestions; Render arrays; The structure of a render array; #type; #theme; #markup; The render pipeline; Assets and libraries; Libraries; Attaching libraries; Common theme hooks; Lists; Links; Tables; Attributes; Layouts; Defining layouts; Rendering a layout; Theming our Hello World module; Summary; Chapter 5: Menus and Menu Links; The menu system; Menus; Menu links; Multiple types of menu links
- Local tasksLocal actions; Contextual links; MenuLink trees; Menu link tree manipulators; Menu active trail; Rendering menus; Working with menu links; Defining menu links; Working with menu links; Defining local tasks; Defining local actions; Defining contextual links; Summary; Chapter 6: Data Modeling and Storage; Different types of data storage; State API; TempStore; Private TempStore; Shared TempStore; Tempstore conclusion; UserData; Configuration; Introduction; What is configuration used for?; Managing configuration; Different types of configuration; Configuration storage; Schema