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ibexa-bundle
| UNIX name | Owner | Status |
|---|---|---|
| ibexa-bundle | Mugo.ca | stable |
| Version | Compatible with |
|---|---|
| N/A | N/A |
Installation
composer require mugoweb/mugoweb/ibexa-bundle:dev-master
Afterward, you need to enable the bundle in config/bundles.php:
MugoWeb\IbexaBundle\MugoWebIbexaBundle::class => ['all' => true],
If you'd like to use the features location quick finder or Location query tester,
you would need to load the routes.yml file of this bundle. Tip: use a path prefix
to avoid path conflicts.
Tests
php bin/phpunit vendor/mugoweb/ibexa-bundle/tests/
Features
Location quick finder
For a given location ID, following path redirects to the
full view of the corresponding content object:
/location/{locationId}
Location query tester
It allows you to fetch Locations for a given LocationQuery string.
Use this path to access it:
/query
Log user hash generation
To enable add following to your service configuration:
# Enable to log user variation hashes
fos_http_cache.user_context.hash_generator:
class: MugoWeb\IbexaBundle\Service\DebugHashGenerator
arguments:
$cachePool: '@ibexa.cache_pool'
Commands
php bin/console ibexa:trash:purge
Command to purge items from the trash
QueryStringParser
Here is an example:
$query = QueryStringParser::getQueryObject(
'LocationQuery',
'ParentLocationId:123 and ContentTypeIdentifier:article',
'Field.article.publish_date:DESC',
20
);
LocationQuery and Query
Consider to use the QueryStringParser instead. A different way to generate the LocationQuery. You can use it then for the find or search service.
Here is an example:
$locationQuery = LocationQuery::build(
'Subtree:' . $parentLocation->pathString . ' and (ContentTypeIdentifier:article or ContentTypeIdentifier:folder ro ContentTypeIdentifier:blog)',
'Location\Priority: ASC',
5
);