common-gateway/first-registration-bundle

An example package for creating symfony flex bundles as plugins

0.1.7 2024-03-21 10:22 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.4
• commongateway/corebundle: ^1.1.110 | <2.0

Requires (Dev)

• symfony/dependency-injection: ~3.4|~4.1|~5.0

EUPL-1.2

• symfony
• gateway
• common
• conduction
• commongateway
• common-gateway-plugin
• first registration
• eerste inschrijving

README

This plugin provides Eerste Inschrijving functionality for the VrijBRP application.

The first section is about installing plugins. The latter part is about custom plugins to extend Common Gateway functionality.

Installation with the Common Gateway admin user-interface

Once a bundle is set up correctly (like this repository), the Common Gateway can discover the bundle without additional configuration. Head to the Plugins tab to search, select and install plugins.

Installing with PHP commands

To execute the following command, you will need Composer or a dockerized installation that already has PHP and Composer.

The Composer method in the terminal and root folder:

for the installation of the plugin

$composer require common-gateway/pet-store-bundle:dev-main

for the installation of schemas

`$php bin/console commongateway:install common-gateway/pet-store-bundle

The dockerized method in the terminal and root folder:

for the installation of the plugin

$docker-compose exec php composer require common-gateway/pet-store-bundle:dev-main

for the installation of schemas

$docker-compose exec php bin/console commongateway:install common-gateway/pet-store-bundle

Creating your Bundle

This section is for developers who want to build plugins to extend Common Gateway functionality without adding to the core codebase.

The following knowledge is assumed and/or installed:

Composer Packagist Docker Schema.json Basic knowledge of the Common Gateway

Using this template

This template is for rapid Symfony bundle development and meant as a model to base your custom plugin on. Follow the next steps to create your plugin within 45 minutes or less

1. Login on GitHub

2. Use this template

3. Name your Bundle (CamelCase). The bundle needs to end with Bundle as per Symfony naming conventions.

4. Press the green button Create repository from template

5. Update file names and namespace to your fitting :

   • Open composer.json, and change the name to your fitting. The first word should be the namespace, and the second the bundle's name.

   Note: this is kebab-case. Also read: naming your package

   • Check the autoload field to be set accordingly.
   • Open PetStoreBundle.php and change the Bundle name and namespace. The namespace should be the same as your package name in composer.json but in CamelCase. So common-gateway/pet-store-bundle becomes CommonGateway/FirstRegistrationBundle
   • Rename the /Service and /ActionHandler accordingly (or delete if not used).
   • Rename the /DependencyInjection/PetStoreExtension.php to your BundleNameExtension.php
   • Rename the /Resources/config/services.yaml namespaces

Adding schemas

You can load json schemas as Entities from your /Schema folder to use in the Common Gateway and work with objects based on your schemas.

You can add existing schemas or create your own and add them to the/Schema folder. There is an example shown here in /Schema/example.json.

The following properties are required, and without them, the Gateway won't recognize the schema as valid:

- `version` can start on '0.1.0.' 

without this property, you can't update schemes

- `$schema` (https://docs.commongateway.nl/schemas/Entity.schema.json)
- `$id` (https://example.com/schema/{Your scheme name}.schema.json)

Unique $id to be relatable to other schemas.

- `type` must be 'object'
- `properties` must be schema properties

Once you add schemas to the repository, you can also add objects/data for those schemas. There is an example shown in the /Data folder.