@nomadmystic/drupal-scaffold-module v0.3.0

WIP (Building Features)

Installation

$ npm i -g @nomadmystic/drupal-scaffold-module

NOTE: This packages uses node version 16.x internally, but this has been tested using 14.x

Commands

$ drupal-scaffold-build

• This one command will scaffold a new module into the ./web/modules/custom/ folder.
• To run this command you will need to be in the root Drupal install folder.

• User Prompts:
  • Machine Name (string), you will typically want to use snake_case for you machine name, but there is no validation for that at this point.
  • Admin Name (string), This is the name you can find in the /modules admin list page. To install search for Admin Name and install.
  • Discription (string, This is used throughout the scaffold, .info file as example.
  • Webpack Build (boolean), This option is selected 'yes' by default. If set to 'yes' front-end build system will the scaffold along with the base Drupal module files/

$ drupal-scaffold-add

This command will scaffold a new class and YML in the ./web/modules/custom/MODULE_NAME folder.

Classes that can be added.

• Command
• Controller
• EventSubscriber
• Form
• Plugin (Maybe)
• TwigExtension

• User Prompts:
  • Machine Name (string), This uses autocomplete and fuzzy logic to find your module in the custom folder.
  • Class file (list), You can select from the list of options and this will scaffold a new class and YML properties for you.
  • Class Name (string), Type of the name of the class you want to create.

@todos:

• Add base hooks
• Update README
• Add inline Drupal doc for ease of access
• Update Yaml files based on scaffolded classes

Future additions:

• Mention debug in global config

General Notes:

• https://www.drupal.org/docs/creating-custom-modules/let-drupal-know-about-your-module-with-an-infoyml-file
• class namespaces = Drupal\machine_name\SrcFolderName
• Figure out what base hooks we want to add to the scaffolding?
• https://github.com/mokkabonna/inquirer-autocomplete-prompt
• https://www.npmjs.com/package/inquirer