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Provides developers with a class for modules installer factory.

This class is working with module_name.info.yml file with any modules key.

Let us have the module_name.info.yml with the following items under install key for example:

name: "Module Name"
description: "Module description."
type: module
core_version_requirement: ^9
dependencies:
  - drupal:node
  - drupal:editor
  - drupal:ckeditor
  - drupal:filter
install:
  - extlink
  - linkit
  - anchor_link

So that the installed modules could be disabled in some projects without the need to disable the used module.

It's installed only not a dependency.

How to use the Module Installer Factory Class

1. Require the Package in your root composer.json file

  "vardot/module-installer-factory": "~1.0"

Or require the Package in your Project with a command

$ composer require vardot/module-installer-factory:~1.0

2. Add Needed Namespace

Add the following namespace in custom modules or custom installation profiles.

use Vardot\Installer\ModuleInstallerFactory;

Use the following methods in your custom install events

Install a list of modules

Install the list of module in the varbase_core.info.yml

  ModuleInstallerFactory::installList('varbase_core');

Arguments for installList method**:**

• String $moduleName: The machine name for the module.
• String $modulesListKey: Optional list key which to get the list of modules from. Default 'install'. It can be changed on managed cases like (managed, when_module_name_enabled)
• Boolean $setModuleWeight: A flag to auto set the weight of the module after installation of a list of modules.

which is equivalent to:

  ModuleInstallerFactory::installList('varbase_core', 'install', TRUE);

Set the weight of the module after installation of the list of modules

To make sure that any hook or event subscriber works after all used modules.

  ModuleInstallerFactory::setModuleWeightAfterInstallation('varbase_core', 'install');

Arguments for setModuleWeightAfterInstallation**:**

• String $moduleName: The machine name for the module.
• String $modulesListKey: Optional list key which to get the list of modules from. Default
• Array $modules: Optional list of modules in an array.

To set the weight of the module after listed modules with a selected set of modules for example: If the varbase_core.info.yml file had

set_weight_after:
  - ctools
  - token
  - block_class

even tho if the module did not enable them.

  ModuleInstallerFactory::setModuleWeightAfterInstallation('varbase_core', 'set_weight_after');

or can be passed as an array as follows:

  ModuleInstallerFactory::setModuleWeightAfterInstallation('varbase_core', '', ['ctools', 'token', 'block_class']);

At this point any hook or event subscriber will be processed after the listed modules.

Import configuration from scaned directory

Example 1: Import all field storage configs

  ModuleInstallerFactory::importConfigsFromScanedDirectory('varbase_core', '/^field.storage.*\\.(yml)$/i', 'config/optional');

Example 2: Import all custom settings files from a managed folder in the module.

  ModuleInstallerFactory::importConfigsFromScanedDirectory('varbase_security', '/^.*(settings.yml)$/i', 'config/managed');

Import configuration from array list of config files

Example 1: Import configs from a managed config folder

  ModuleInstallerFactory::importConfigsFromList('varbase_admin', 
  [
    'views.view.content',
    'views.view.user_admin_people',
  ],
  'config/managed');

Arguments for importConfigsFromList method**:**

• String $moduleName: The machine name for the module.
• Array $listOfConfigFiles: The list of config files.
• String $configDirectory: The config directory which to partial import the list from.

It could be used in some cases to change the default View for the Content or People with multilingual sites or extra filters by other modules. It is important which manage the Assemble components and install installation step.

Example 2: In Use Import of Configs

Having a custom config for a disabled module, which will be Enabled and Disabled many times with development and deployments, but they need to have the basic extra change for config over the default settings or configs for the used module.

/**
 * Implements hook_modules_installed().
 */
function varbase_security_modules_installed($modules, $is_syncing) {
  if (in_array('security_review', $modules)) {
    // The module will be Enabled and Disabled many times
    // with development and deployments to production sites.
    // But the need to have the basic extra change for config over
    // the Security Review default configs.
    // -------------------------------------------------
    // Managed configs for the Security Review module.
    $managed_configs = [
      'security_review.settings',
      'security_review.check.security_review-admin_permissions',
      'security_review.check.security_review-error_reporting',
      'security_review.check.security_review-executable_php',
      'security_review.check.security_review-failed_logins',
      'security_review.check.security_review-field',
      'security_review.check.security_review-file_perms',
      'security_review.check.security_review-input_formats',
      'security_review.check.security_review-private_files',
      'security_review.check.security_review-query_errors',
      'security_review.check.security_review-temporary_files',
      'security_review.check.security_review-trusted_hosts',
      'security_review.check.security_review-upload_extensions',
      'security_review.check.security_review-views_access',
    ];

    // Import managed configs to the site active configs.
    ModuleInstallerFactory::importConfigsFromList('varbase_security', $managed_configs, 'config/managed/security_review');

    // Entity updates to clear up any mismatched entity and/or field definitions
    // And Fix changes were detected in the entity type and field definitions.
    \Drupal::classResolver()
      ->getInstanceFromDefinition(EntityDefinitionUpdateManager::class)
      ->applyUpdates();
  }
}