[commits] [Wiki] changed: CreatingYourFirstModule

[Jan Schneider]

jan  Tue, 03 Oct 2017 15:20:16 +0000

Modified page: https://wiki.horde.org/CreatingYourFirstModule
New Revision:  23
Change log:  Update links etc

@@ -3,32 +3,32 @@
  + Creating a Horde Module

  Please follow the instructions below and choose the version for  
which you'd like to start a new module. Once you have your first  
module you need to populate it with content. This will be the subject  
of the next section: PopulatingYourFirstModule

-++ Horde 5
+++ Horde 5+

-1. Check out the master git branch (instructions below).
+1. Check out the skeleton module:

  <code type="sh">
- git clone --depth 1 git://github.com/horde/horde.git
- cd horde
+ git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/horde/skeleton.git
+ cd skelton
  </code>

  2. Start a new module - based on the Skeleton module - by running  
the following helper script:

  <code type="sh">
-./framework/bin/horde-generate-module newmodulename "Me Myself  
<me at myselfandi.com>"
+./bin/skeleton-generate-module newmodulename "Me Myself <me at myselfandi.com>"
  </code>

-The new module will end up in the git repository and have the name  
"newmodulename".
+The new module will end up in skeleton's parent directory and have  
the name "newmodulename".

  3. Link or copy the new module into your horde installation.

  <code type="sh">
- ln -s `pwd`/newmodulename /your/install/path/to/horde/
+ ln -s `pwd`/../newmodulename /your/install/path/to/horde/
  </code>

-Linking is the preferred variant as this allows you to work within  
the horde git repository and commit any code you write to a local  
branch. At the same time you have the installation ready for immediate  
testing of any changes.
+Linking is the preferred variant as this allows you to work within  
the git repository and commit any code you write to a local branch. At  
the same time you have the installation ready for immediate testing of  
any changes.

  4. In /path/to/horde/config/registry.d/ create a file called  
newmodulename.php. Please note the documentation for available module  
entry options in horde/config/registry.php, especially the menu  
parent. If you want your module to go **anywhere else** in the menue,  
you will need to change this!

  This is a "registry.d" example for Horde 5:
@@ -49,12 +49,14 @@
  </code>

  This one is an example PNG from the basic horde application

-https://github.com/horde/horde/blob/master/horde/themes/default/graphics/horde.png
+https://github.com/horde/horde/raw/master/horde/themes/default/graphics/horde.png


  ++ Horde 4
+
+It is not recommended to use the Horde 4 Skeleton any longer.

  1. Check out the skeleton module from horde git

  <code type="sh">