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The Drupal Project Message Plugin
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Thanks for using this Drupal component.
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You can participate in its development on Drupal.org, through our issue system:
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https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/drupal
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You can get the full Drupal repo here:
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https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/git-instructions
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You can browse the full Drupal repo here:
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http://cgit.drupalcode.org/drupal
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What does it do?
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This Composer plugin displays a configurable message after Composer installation
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processes have finished.
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This is ideal for a 'next steps' type prompt to help get the user oriented.
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Currently only two Composer events are supported:
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- post-create-project-cmd, when a `composer create-project` command has
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finished.
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- post-install-cmd, when a `composer install` command has finished.
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How do I set it up?
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Require this Composer plugin in your project template composer.json file:
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"require": {
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"drupal/core-project-message": "^8.8"
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}
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### Configuration
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There are three ways to configure this plugin to output information:
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- Using a text file.
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- Using composer.json schema keys.
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- Embedding the information in the extra section of the composer.json file.
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### Using a text file
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By default, the plugin will respond to `post-install-cmd` or
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`post-create-project-cmd` Composer events by looking for a similarly-named file
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in the root of the project. For instance, if the user issues a `composer
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create-project` command, when that command is finished, the plugin will look for
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a file named `post-create-project-cmd-message.txt` and then display it on the
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command line.
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The file should be plain text, with markup suitable for Symfony's
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`OutputInterface::writeln()` method. See documentation here:
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https://symfony.com/doc/3.4/console/coloring.html
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You can also configure your own file(s), using the `extra` section of your
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composer.json file:
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"extra": {
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"drupal-core-project-message": {
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"post-create-project-cmd-file": "bespoke/special_file.txt"
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}
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}
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### Using composer.json schema keys
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You can tell the plugin to output the structured support information from the
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composer.json file by telling it the keys you wish to display.
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Currently, only `name`, `description`, `homepage` and `support` are supported.
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"extra": {
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"drupal-core-project-message": {
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"include-keys": ["homepage", "support"],
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}
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}
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Then you can include this information in your composer.json file, which you
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should probably be doing anyway.
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### Embedding the information in the extra section
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You can specify text directly within the `extra` section by using the
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`[event-name]-message` key. This message should be an array, with one string for
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each line:
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"extra": {
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"drupal-core-project-message": {
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"post-create-project-cmd-message": [
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"Thanks for installing this project.",
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"Please visit our documentation here: http://example.com/docs"
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]
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}
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}
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These strings should be plain text, with markup suitable for Symfony's
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`OutputInterface::writeln()` method. See documentation here:
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https://symfony.com/doc/3.4/console/coloring.html
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The `-message` section will always override `-file` for a given event.
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