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...is to have a call that plugins can hook into whenever Geeklog (or another plugin) saves one of its items (article, comment, ...) so that plugins can perform
...lugin's internal name, e.g. <code>'links'</code> for a link from the Links plugin.
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* [[SoC_mailman|Mailman Plugin]], Student: Aman Parmani (Mentor: Blaine Lang)
* [[SoC_geeklog2_mapping_plugin| Mapping Plugin]], Student: Dhairya Dnyanpal Dand (Mentor: Justin Carlson)
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...as [[#Extended_API|extended]] in Geeklog 1.6.0 for use by the [[XMLSitemap Plugin]].
...ea for this function is to request information for an item that is under a plugin's control (where, in this case, the list of "plugins" also includes Geeklog
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...p://project.geeklog.net/cgi-bin/hgwebdir.cgi/repository/ Plugin Repository plugin]
...ct.geeklog.net/cgi-bin/hgwebdir.cgi/gsoc-2009-rmanager/ Repository Manager plugin]
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= Writing A Minimal Geeklog Plugin =
...ard. This example demonstrates the absolute minimum required for a Geeklog plugin.
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[http://www.geeklog.net/docs/spamx.html Spam-X] is Geeklog's spam filter plugin. The concept is simple but has proved to be very effective:
...(not spam) or "thumbs-down" (spam detected) result back to the caller. The plugin itself can easily be extended by dropping in new modules, in case the spamm
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...Geeklog needs a way to automatically run the install procedure for such a plugin.
The problem with the plugin install scripts used until now are that they were mainly aimed at being run
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As usual, <code>$type</code> is the plugin type ('calendar', 'forum', ...). <code>$old_conf</code> contains a copy of
The plugin will then have to implement a function
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Uninstalling a plugin usually requires a series of steps that are identical for most, if not all,
* drop plugin-specific tables
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So you want to help out with Geeklog development? Excellent! Here are the first steps to get you started:
Next, try the development version. You can either [[Using GitHub|use GitHub]] or download the [[Night
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...in ToolKit|Universal Plugin]]. It will contain of a set of tools to assist plugin developers in creating and maintaining their plugins.
For now, there is only one tool available: The Plugin Generator.
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The [[Spam-X Plugin]] interface has been designed so that other modules and plugins can use the
. $result . '&plugin=spamx');
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...can be found at http://project.geeklog.net/src/, updated from the current development version every night.
For now, each plugin is its own package with <tt>public_html</tt> and <tt>admin</tt> as subpacka
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...configuration (i.e. the global <code>$_CONF</code> array) or the name of a plugin.
...of the config values that changed, i.e. keys of <code>$_CONF</code> or the plugin's own configuration array. Note that this parameter is ''optional''.
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...tions, Geeklog will need a link to a plugin's documentation. The following plugin API function provides this information:
Where <code>$type</code> is the internal name of the plugin (e.g. <tt>'spamx'</tt>) and <code>$file</code> is a name for the part of th
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...plugins, help separate the bundled plugins from the Geeklog Core and ease plugin installation.
* [[Plugin Autoinstall]] was introduced
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Aman's work on a [[SoC mailman|Mailman plugin]] is available from a separate repository:
[[Category:Summer of Code]] [[Category:Development]]
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...in a function <code>plugin_something_foo</code> being called in the "foo" plugin (if it exists - all the API functions are optional).
...whichever is implemented. Other functions may not even get through to the plugin, e.g. <code>PLG_afterSaveSwitch</code>.
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== "GOTCHAs" within Geeklog and plugin SQL coding ==
[[Category:Development]]
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The repository allows a plugin to be automatically installed by the end user with a single click, receive
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