studiobosco / wn-backendcomments-plugin
WinterCMS plugin that provides commenting in the backend.
Requires
- composer/installers: ~1.0
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Last update: 2024-10-28 14:04:11 UTC
README
Provides commenting in the backend.
Usage
This plugin provides the StudioBosco\BackendComments\Traits\Commentable
Trait and a comments
field widget.
To make a model commentable
- just add the trait:
class MyModel
{
use StudioBosco\BackendComments\Traits\Commentable;
...
You can set the name of the comments relation in your model if you want anything different then comments
:
/**
* @var string Name of backend comments relation.
*/
public $backendCommentsRelation = 'myComments';
- Add the comments field to it's model form:
fields:
_comments:
type: backendcomments
dateFormat: d-m-Y H:i:s # use your custom dateformat if required (it also accepts translation strings)
context: # use update and preview context only as comments do not work deffered
- update
- preview
The "comments" field must not have the same name as the relation. By default the relation is called "comments". So use "_comments" for the field name or anything else.
Mentions
If you have the StudioBosco.BackendNotifications
plugin installed backend comments allow mentions by writing @username
or @first_name
or @last_name
or @first_and_last_name
.
This will trigger an event for every mention before it is turned into a notification.
You can listen to the following event:
studiobosco.backendcomments.mention
Event arguments
StudiBosco\BackendComments\Classes\CommentMention
-$mention
The mention before it triggers a notification. You can mutate this object to e.g. adjusts the notification URL.
An example on how to change the URL of the notification:
Event::listen('studiobosco.backendcomments.mention', function ($mention) {
$commentable = $mention->comment->commentable;
if ($commentable) {
if ($commentable instanceof MyModel) {
$mention->url = Backend::url('myplugin/mymodel/update/' . $commentable->id);
}
}
});