This project simplifies entity management by providing Drush commands to create various entity types like nodes, taxonomies, paragraphs, and ECK entities. It also includes tools to automatically generate entity bundle classes and controllers, streamlining development workflows.
Provides Drush commands for creating node, taxonomy, paragraph & eck types and for generating entity bundle classes & controllers.
Why?
- Managing entity types & bundles by clicking through the interface is inefficient, time consuming and not developer friendly.
- Creating entity bundle classes & controllers is equally repetitive and time consuming
How does it work?
Commands
This package provides a whole range of Drush commands for managing
entity types & bundles and for generating code.
For more information about command aliases, arguments, options & usage
examples, call the command with the -h / --help argument
Coding standards
phpcs:fix: Fixes PHP coding standards using the friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer package.
Drupal core
entity:bundle-class-generate: Generate an entity bundle classnodetype:create: Create a new node typevocabulary:create: Create a new vocabulary
eck module
eck:bundle:create: Create a new eck entity typeeck:bundle:delete: Delete an eck entity typeeck:type:create: Delete an eck entity type
paragraphs module
paragraphs:type:create: Create a new paragraph type
wmcontroller module
wmcontroller:generate: Generate a wmcontroller controller
Code generator
This package provides Drupal services & Drush commands/hooks that can be used to generate entity bundle classes and controllers for the wmcontroller module.
Controllers are generated with a single show method, having the entity injected as an argument and rendering a template following our naming conventions. The template itself is not (yet) generated.
Entity bundle classes are generated with field getters. The content of the
getters is based on the field type and can be customized through EntityBundleClassMethodGenerator plugins. Out of the box, implementations for all common field types are provided.
Contributing
- Tests are encouraged.
- Keep the documentation up to date. Make sure README.md and other relevant documentation is kept up to date with your changes.
- One pull request per feature. Try to keep your changes focused on solving a single problem. This will make it easier for us to review the change and easier for you to make sure you have updated the necessary tests and documentation.