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PCC-63: Smart Components Integration | PCC #20

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  • New Features

    • Introduced the Smart Components Integration module, enabling the integration of smart components based on Drupal Single Directory Components (sdc).
    • Added a basic smart component structure with a title and body content.
    • Implemented a new API endpoint for retrieving component schema.
    • Enabled rendering of HTML markup using smart components.
  • Enhancements

    • Updated module's licensing information, homepage URL, Drush services configuration, required PHP extensions, and versioning.
    • Added services for managing and rendering smart components.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved schema responses and conversion of components to smart component arrays.

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The new pcx_smart_components module introduces a basic smart component structure in Drupal, with schema definitions, twig templates, and route configurations for API endpoints. It also implements a service-driven architecture using managers and renderers to handle smart components, including a ComponentSchemaController to deliver JSON responses and a PccContent plugin to render components. These changes enhance the integration and management of smart components in the PCC ecosystem.

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Files/Paths Change Summary
.../pcx_smart_component_basic.component.yml Introduced schema definition for PCX Smart Component Basic with title and body properties.
.../pcx_smart_component_basic.twig Created structure for smart component displaying title and body content.
composer.json Updated licensing, homepage URL, Drush services, required PHP extensions, and version.
pcx_smart_components.info.yml Added module information including name, type, description, package, and dependencies.
pcx_smart_components.module Introduced hook implementation to modify a specific plugin class.
pcx_smart_components.routing.yml Created route configuration for an API endpoint providing smart component schema.
pcx_smart_components.services.yml Defined services for SmartComponentManager and SmartComponentRenderer.
.../Controller/ComponentSchemaController.php Implemented controller to return schema responses for PCC Smart Component routes.
.../Plugin/views/field/PccContent.php Extended base class to render HTML markup using SmartComponentRenderer.
.../Service/SmartComponentManager.php Added methods to manage and convert SDC components to smart component arrays.
.../Service/SmartComponentRenderer.php Defined class to render pcc-component tags into renderable arrays for Smart Components.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Browser
    participant Drupal
    participant ComponentSchemaController
    participant SmartComponentManager
    participant SmartComponentRenderer

    User->>+Browser: Request Component Page
    Browser->>+Drupal: Fetch Components
    Drupal->>+ComponentSchemaController: Get Component Schema
    ComponentSchemaController->>+SmartComponentManager: Retrieve Smart Components
    SmartComponentManager-->>-ComponentSchemaController: Return Components as Array
    ComponentSchemaController-->>-Drupal: Return JSON Response
    Drupal-->>-Browser: Render Page with Components
    Browser-->>-User: Display Component Page
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In code’s bright realm where functions roam,
We built new features like a rabbit’s poem.
Components smart now guide the way,
Into JSON fields, they sway.
Services rendered, paths unfurled,
Smart integrations to shape the Drupal world.
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@purushotamrai purushotamrai changed the base branch from PCC-93/views to main June 18, 2024 22:58
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  • modules/pcx_smart_components/components/pcx_smart_component_basic/pcx_smart_component_basic.component.yml (1 hunks)
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  • modules/pcx_smart_components/src/Service/SmartComponentManager.php (1 hunks)
  • modules/pcx_smart_components/src/Service/SmartComponentRenderer.php (1 hunks)
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modules/pcx_smart_components/pcx_smart_components.services.yml (2)

1-4: Service definition for SmartComponentManager is correctly implemented.


5-7: Service definition for SmartComponentRenderer is correctly implemented, with appropriate dependencies for logging and smart component management.

modules/pcx_smart_components/pcx_smart_components.module (1)

8-14: Hook implementation for pcx_smart_components_views_plugins_field_alter is correctly implemented, ensuring the pcc_content plugin uses the appropriate class.

modules/pcx_smart_components/src/Controller/ComponentSchemaController.php (2)

27-28: Constructor implementation in ComponentSchemaController is correctly set up for dependency injection.


34-37: Dependency injection method create is correctly implemented, ensuring proper service retrieval.

modules/pcx_smart_components/src/Plugin/views/field/PccContent.php (3)

39-41: Constructor in PccContent is correctly implemented, properly setting up the base class and initializing SmartComponentRenderer.


47-48: Factory method create is correctly implemented, ensuring proper service retrieval for SmartComponentRenderer.


54-56: render method in PccContent is correctly implemented, effectively using SmartComponentRenderer to process the field value.

modules/pcx_smart_components/src/Service/SmartComponentRenderer.php (2)

10-12: Well-documented and clean constructor initialization.

Also applies to: 37-40


51-73: The render method uses DOM manipulation to parse and convert 'pcc-component' tags into Drupal render arrays. Ensure that the use of libxml_use_internal_errors(true) and libxml_clear_errors() is paired correctly to handle XML errors without affecting the global state.

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  • libxml_use_internal_errors(true) is used on line 55.
  • libxml_clear_errors() is used on line 57.

These functions are used together to handle XML errors without affecting the global state, which aligns with the review comment's concern.

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modules/pcx_smart_components/src/Service/SmartComponentManager.php (1)

21-29: Constructor method is concise and well-documented, effectively initializing the component plugin manager.

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@purushotamrai - some changes requested as a first pass.

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@gauravgoyal gauravgoyal merged commit 065e583 into main Jun 19, 2024
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