Features and Context Overview

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Discussion and demo of current Drupal development trends focusing on the Features module solution to the Drupal migration and revision control problem.

Brent RatliffTwitter: @brentratliffBlog: laminarlogic.com

Old Drupal ParadigmExtend Drupal core with modules in order to add functionalityModules added content types, blocks, and queries with Drupal API calls and hooksModules added site functionality including end to end workflow

Common Site FunctionalityEventsBlogForumsArticlesVideosProduct ViewsTicketing System / CRM

“Functionality” ModulesProsOne click installWorked out of the boxEstablished workflowConsInflexibleToo many assumptions madeRequired coding to changeTough to customize

CCK/Views ParadigmCreate some content types with the fields we need (text, images, videos, dates, currency, locations, etc)Reference content types to content and usersCreate nice lists of these things for display and search (Views, Node & User References)Create some blocks to display when our users are interacting with these features

ContribModule developers began contributing smaller modules made to target specific tasksSitebuilders use these lighter modules to build their desired functionality in a more custom way like assemblingLego™ blocksExamples: Views plugins, specific CCK fields, Nodereference widgets, GMAP, Rules, Workflow - all geared towards a CCK/Views paradigm

CCK/Views FunctionalityProsIncredibly flexibleOnly minor glue modules needed if any code at allCan completely control workflow, forms, queries, lists, and displayClients now get almost exactly what they wantConsConfiguration is in the databaseLots of time spent on configuration clicking through the U/IPortability, Version Control, Dev+Staging+ProductionWe lost the one click install

This is great, this “feature” works exactly how I want it to.

Oh crap, now everything’s in the database. How do I get it out?

OptionsBackup & Migrate ModuleDeploy ModuleFeeds (Feed API)Custom SQLExportables – This sounds promising

ExportablesViews (Export/Import UI)CCK Export/ImportPanels 3ContextBoxesStrongarm (Drupal Variables Table)Ctools – API to expose custom module vars

Context and FeaturesWouldn’t it be great if you could define the functionality you want your site to have, build the pieces separately, or maybe, some for now and some for later.It sure would be nice if I could build a cool feature once and deploy it wherever I want by clicking a check box.Or better yet, develop it offline and deploy it.

The Features ModuleA module that builds modules from exportablesProvides a UI to gather exportables related to site functionality (a feature)Creates and manages .info, .module and other filesCustom hooks can be addedThe best of both worlds

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Features and Context Overview

1. Brent RatliffTwitter: @brentratliffBlog: laminarlogic.com

2. Old Drupal ParadigmExtend Drupal core with modules in order to add functionalityModules added content types, blocks, and queries with Drupal API calls and hooksModules added site functionality including end to end workflow

3. Common Site FunctionalityEventsBlogForumsArticlesVideosProduct ViewsTicketing System / CRM

4. “Functionality” ModulesProsOne click installWorked out of the boxEstablished workflowConsInflexibleToo many assumptions madeRequired coding to changeTough to customize

5. CCK and Views Changed Everything

6. CCK/Views ParadigmCreate some content types with the fields we need (text, images, videos, dates, currency, locations, etc)Reference content types to content and usersCreate nice lists of these things for display and search (Views, Node & User References)Create some blocks to display when our users are interacting with these features

7. ContribModule developers began contributing smaller modules made to target specific tasksSitebuilders use these lighter modules to build their desired functionality in a more custom way like assemblingLego™ blocksExamples: Views plugins, specific CCK fields, Nodereference widgets, GMAP, Rules, Workflow - all geared towards a CCK/Views paradigm

8. CCK/Views FunctionalityProsIncredibly flexibleOnly minor glue modules needed if any code at allCan completely control workflow, forms, queries, lists, and displayClients now get almost exactly what they wantConsConfiguration is in the databaseLots of time spent on configuration clicking through the U/IPortability, Version Control, Dev+Staging+ProductionWe lost the one click install

9. This is great, this “feature” works exactly how I want it to.

10. Oh crap, now everything’s in the database. How do I get it out?

11. OptionsBackup & Migrate ModuleDeploy ModuleFeeds (Feed API)Custom SQLExportables – This sounds promising

12. ExportablesViews (Export/Import UI)CCK Export/ImportPanels 3ContextBoxesStrongarm (Drupal Variables Table)Ctools – API to expose custom module vars

13. Context and FeaturesWouldn’t it be great if you could define the functionality you want your site to have, build the pieces separately, or maybe, some for now and some for later.It sure would be nice if I could build a cool feature once and deploy it wherever I want by clicking a check box.Or better yet, develop it offline and deploy it.

14. The Features ModuleA module that builds modules from exportablesProvides a UI to gather exportables related to site functionality (a feature)Creates and manages .info, .module and other filesCustom hooks can be addedThe best of both worlds

15. ContextA module that allows sitebuilders to layout their site into logical sections by controlling conditions and reactionsBlock visibility, body classes, active menus, custom pluginsReplaces block admin pageExportable

16. Context Theme GotchasTheme functionshook_blockMenu TreesPrimary Linkspreprocess_page

17. Let’s take a look at an example

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#12: Different problems associated with each to include dual production and development. Don’t want to take the site offline.

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