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How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Save as draft -- Pathauto -- Bulk moderation -- See also -- Creating a menu and linking content -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Managing a contents menu link from its form -- Providing inline editing -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- The outside-in approach -- Creating a custom content type -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Applying new Drupal 8 core field types -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- Link -- The Email field -- The Telephone field -- The Date field -- The Entity Reference field -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Upcoming updates -- Views and Entity Reference -- See also -- Customizing the form display of a node -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Managing form display modes -- Programmatically providing a default to hidden form items -- See also -- Customizing the display output of a node -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Chapter 3: Displaying Content through Views -- Introduction -- Listing content -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Views in Drupal core initiative -- Views and displays -- Format style plugins - style and row -- Using the Embed display -- See also -- Editing the default admin interfaces -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Exposed versus non-exposed -- Filter identifiers -- Overriding routes with Views -- Creating a block from a View -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Exposed forms as blocks -- See also -- Utilizing dynamic arguments -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Previewing with contextual filters -- Displaying as a tab on the user page -- Altering the page title -- Validation -- Multiple and exclusion;Defining translation handlers for entities;Cover -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Author -- About the Reviewer -- www.PacktPub.com -- Customer Feedback -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Up and Running with Drupal 8 -- Introduction -- Installing Drupal -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Creating a database user and a database -- Database prefixes -- Downloading and installing with Drush -- Using Composer to create a Drupal site -- Security updates -- See also -- Using a distribution with Drupal -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Makefiles -- Installing with Drush -- Using Composer -- See also ... -- Installing modules and themes -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Discovering modules and themes -- Module installation -- Theme installation -- Theres more ... -- Installing a module or theme using Composer -- Installing a module with Drush -- Uninstalling a module -- See also -- Using multisites in Drupal 8 -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Security concerns -- Domain aliases -- See also ... -- Tools for setting up an environment -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Acquia Dev Desktop -- XAMPP + Bitnami -- Kalabox -- See also -- Running tests - Simpletest and PHPUnit -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Is run-tests a shell script? -- Running tests without Drupal installed -- Running specific tests -- PhpStorm - Drupal Test Runner -- DrupalCI -- See also ... -- Chapter 2: The Content Authoring Experience -- Introduction -- Configuring the WYSIWYG editor -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Filter module -- Improved links -- CKEditor plugins -- See also -- Adding and editing content -- Getting ready -- How to do it;Adding additional validate handlers -- Adding additional submit handlers -- Chapter 7: Plug and Play with Plugins -- Introduction -- Creating blocks using plugins -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Altering blocks -- Block settings forms -- Defining access to a block -- See also -- Creating a custom field type -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Altering field types -- Defining whether a field is empty -- See also -- Creating a custom field widget -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Field widget settings and summary -- See also -- Creating a custom field formatter -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Formatter settings and summary -- See also -- Creating a custom plugin type -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Specifying an alter hook -- Using a cache backend -- Accessing plugins through the manager -- See also -- Chapter 8: Multilingual and Internationalization -- Introduction -- Translating administrative interfaces -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Manually installing language files -- Checking translation status -- Exporting translations -- Interface translation permissions -- Using interface translation to customize default English strings -- Interface text language detection -- Providing translations for a custom module -- See also -- Translating configuration -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Altering configuration translation info definitions -- Translating views -- See also -- Translating content -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works -- Theres more ... -- Flagging translations as outdated -- Translating content links;See also -- Using the new asset management system -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- CSS groups -- Library asset options -- Library dependencies -- Overriding and extending other libraries -- Using a CDN or external resource as a library -- Manipulating libraries from hooks -- Placing JavaScript in the header -- See also -- Twig templating -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Security first -- Theme hook suggestions -- Debugging template file selection and hook suggestions -- The Twig logic and operators -- See also -- Using the Breakpoint module -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Caveat for providing breakpoints from themes -- Accessing breakpoints programmatically -- Multipliers -- See also -- Using the Responsive Image module -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Performance first delivery -- Removing picturefill polyfill -- See also -- Chapter 6: Creating Forms with the Form API -- Introduction -- Creating a form -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Form element definitions -- The form state -- The form cache -- See also -- Using new HTML5 elements -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Specific element properties -- Creating new elements -- See also -- Validating form data -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Multiple validation handlers -- Accessing multidimensional array values -- Element validation methods -- Processing submitted form data -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Multiple submit handlers -- See also -- Altering other forms -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more;Adding a relationship in a View -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Relationships provided by entity reference fields -- Relationships provided through custom code -- Using aggregation and views. -- Providing an Entity Reference result View -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- See also -- Chapter 4: Extending Drupal -- Introduction -- Creating a module -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Module namespaces -- Module discovery locations -- Defining a package group -- Module dependencies -- Specifying the modules version -- See also ... -- Defining a custom page -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Parameters in routes -- Validating parameters in routes -- Route requirements -- Providing dynamic routes -- Altering existing routes -- See also -- Defining permissions -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Restrict access flag for permissions -- Defining permissions programmatically -- Checking whether a user has permissions -- Providing the configuration on the installation or update -- Getting ready -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Configuration subdirectories -- Modifying the existing configuration on installation -- See also -- Creating an event subscriber -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Using dependency injection -- See also -- Using Features 3.0 -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Suggested feature modules -- Features bundles -- Managing the configuration state of Features -- See also -- Chapter 5: Frontend for the Win -- Introduction -- Creating a custom theme based on Classy -- How to do it ... -- How it works ... -- Theres more ... -- Theme screenshots -- Themes, logos, and favicons -- Base themes and shared resources -- CKEditor style sheets

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Drupal 8 Development Cookbook

Drupal 8 Development Cookbook

Copyright 2016 Packt Publishing

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embedded in critical articles or reviews.

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Author

Matt Glaman

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Todd Zebert

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About the Author

Matt Glaman is a developer at Commerce Guys. He is an open source developer who has been working with Drupal since 2013. He has also been developing web apps for many years prior to this. Since then, he has contributed to over 60 community projects, including being a co-maintainer of Drupal Commerce. While mostly focusing on Drupal and PHP development, he created https://contribkanban.com, an AngularJS application, to provide Kanban boards for the Drupal community to collaborate with.

I would like to thank, and I am grateful to, my beautiful and loving wife for putting up with the late nights split between work, spending time contributing to the Drupal community, and writing this book. I would also like to thank my two sons; thank you for giving up your playtime so that Daddy could write this book.

Thank you, Andy Giles, for helping me get to my first Drupal camp and kicking off my Drupal career. I would also like to thank my mentors Bojan ivanovi, David Snopek, Ryan Szrama, and everyone else in the Drupal community!

About the Reviewer

Todd Zebert has been involved with Drupal since version 6. He is a full-stack web developer proficient in a variety of technologies, and he is currently working as a lead web developer for Miles. He has also been a technical reviewer for Developing with Drush , Packt Publishing .

He has a diverse background in technology, including infrastructure, network engineering, project management, and IT leadership. His experience with web development started with the original Mosaic graphical web browser, SHTML/CGI, and Perl.

He's an entrepreneur involved with the Los Angeles start-up community. He's a believer in volunteering, open source, the Maker movement, and contributing back. He's also an advocate for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) education.

I'd like to thank the Drupal community, which is like no other.

Finally, I'd like to thank my pre-teen son with whom I get to share my interest in technology and program video games and microcontrollers.

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Preface

Drupal is a content management system used to build websites for small businesses, e-commerce, enterprise systems, and many more. Created by over 4,500 contributors, Drupal 8 provides many new features for Drupal. Whether you are new to Drupal, or an experienced Drupalist, Drupal 8 Development Cookbook contains recipes that help you immerse yourself in what Drupal 8 has to offer.

What this book covers

, Up and Running with Drupal 8 , covers the requirements to run Drupal 8, walks you through the installation process, and extends Drupal.

, The Content Authoring Experience , dives into the content management experience in Drupal, including working with the newly bundled CKEditor.

, Displaying Content through Views , explores how to use Views to create different ways to list and display your content in Drupal.

, Extending Drupal , explains how to work with Drupal's Form API to create custom forms to collect data.

, Frontend for the Win , teaches you how to create a theme, work with the new templating system, Twig, and harness Drupal's responsive design features.

, Creating Forms with the Form API , teaches you how to write a module for Drupal, the building blocks of functionalities in Drupal.

, Plug and Play with Plugins , introduces plugins, one of the newest components in Drupal. This chapter walks you through developing the plugin system to work with fields.

, Multilingual and Internationalization , introduces features provided by Drupal 8 to create an internationalized website that supports multiple languages for content and administration.

, Configuration Management Deploying in Drupal 8 , explains the configuration management system, new to Drupal 8, and how to import and export site configurations.

, The Entity API , dives into the Entity API in Drupal, allowing you to create custom configurations and content entities.

, Off the Drupalicon Island , explains how Drupal allows you to embrace the mantra of proudly built elsewhere and includes third-party libraries in your Drupal site.

, Web Services , shows you how to turn your Drupal 8 site into a web services API provider through a RESTful interface.

, The Drupal CLI , explores working with Drupal 8 through two command-line tools created by the Drupal community: Drush and Drupal Console.

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