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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
[[Category:Plugin Development]]
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To allow your plugin to be automatically installed by a user from the repository, you must devel
You must follow the Directory Layout for your plugin as outlined here: [[Suggested and Required Directory Layout and Files]].
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...e files and / or SQL), the only difference is that an upgrade updates your plugin version number as well.
...ssigned to it in the Geeklog database. This is for backup purposes, as all plugin data is backed up before an update / upgrade, in case of corruption to avoi
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* separate sections for core and
plugin changes (core first, one section per
plugin)
...ect.geeklog.net/tracking/ bugtracker], e.g. <pre>Fixed foo handling in bar
plugin (bug #0012345)</pre>
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Geeklog's current calendar plugin is old and unmaintainable. It has no support for modern calendar standards
A new Calendar plugin, written from scratch, could be designed from the ground up to work with ca
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...deny content view rights based on Geeklog groups. The goal of the Socnet plugin is to allow end users to create and manage content and share that content t
...et plugin is not to be the content creation mechanism -- rather the Socnet plugin is there to provide the social networking group and security mechanisms to
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...ncy with the "look and feel" of the rest of Geeklog. Currently, the Spam-X plugin is sticking out a bit, both from the way the admin panels work as well as f
...eed a solution for this scenario, e.g. some communication with the CAPTCHA plugin.
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...ard to maintain in its current state (due to technical issues with the FAQ plugin and the fact that contributions can't be included easily). So the idea is t
== Provide a translation for a plugin ==
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...that you join our [http://lists.geeklog.net/mailman/listinfo/geeklog-devel Development Mailing List] and introduce yourself. This list is the best place for any q
** Development
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* [[SoC_calendar_plugin|New Calendar Plugin]]<br>Student: Vlad Voicu, Mentor: Vincent Furia (Co-Mentor: Ben aka cordist
...t place for any questions or discussions related to the projects and their development.
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* bring at least one plugin under test
* Demonstrate how to write tests for a plugin. By bringing one of the bundled plugins under test, authors of 3rd-party pl
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