Allows usage of shortcodes/snippets. Comes with out-of-the box support of following snippets:
[views id="who_s_online" display="who_s_online_block"]
[node id="1"]
[term id="3242"]
Supports Contextual Filters for Views as well.
[views id="taxonomy_term" display="page_1" context_filters="2"]
Has a very simple API for other modules to declare Snippets as well.
/**
* Implements hook_snippets_info().
*/
function mymodule_snippets_info() {
$snippets = [];
$snippets['recent_nodes'] = [
'title' => t('Recent Nodes'),
'description' => t('List of recently updated nodes'),
'callback' => 'mymodule_recent_nodes_snippet'
];
return $snippets;
}
/**
* The callback method for the recent_nodes snippet.
*
* @param $args
* @return
*/
function mymodule_recent_nodes_snippet($args) {
return [
'#type' => 'markup',
'#markup' => '<ul><li>My first node</li></ul>'
];
}The arguments passed with the snippet are available for the callback function in the $args variable, as shown in the example.
- Enable the Content Snippets filter for any appropriate text filters.
- For nodes or anywhere else where the text filter is applied, use the snippet like this:
[recent_nodes limit="10"]
The snippet gets replaced within the text by the markuo defined in mymodule_recent_nodes_snippet().
To render the snippet in the twig see the following example:
{{ snippet('[recent_nodes limit="10" title="Recently updated nodes"]') }}- Fix coding standard issues/mismatches - @code in classes, interfaces; update docblocks etc;
- Add a button to wysiwyg editor that allows to add snippets from the editor;
- Add tests;