function hook_coffee_commands in Coffee 8
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 7.2 coffee.api.php \hook_coffee_commands()
Extend the Coffee functionality with your own commands and items.
Here's an example of how to add content to Coffee.
2 functions implement hook_coffee_commands()
Note: this list is generated by pattern matching, so it may include some functions that are not actually implementations of this hook.
- coffee_coffee_commands in ./
coffee.coffee.inc - Implements hook_coffee_commands().
- coffee_test_coffee_commands in tests/
modules/ coffee_test/ coffee_test.module - Implements hook_coffee_commands().
2 invocations of hook_coffee_commands()
- CoffeeCommandsTest::testHookCoffeeCommands in tests/
src/ Kernel/ CoffeeCommandsTest.php - Tests hook_coffee_commands().
- CoffeeController::coffeeData in src/
Controller/ CoffeeController.php - Outputs the data that is used for the Coffee autocompletion in JSON.
File
- ./
coffee.api.php, line 21 - Hooks provided by Coffee module.
Code
function hook_coffee_commands() {
$commands = [];
// Basic example, for 1 result.
$commands[] = [
'value' => Url::fromRoute('my.simple.route')
->toString(),
'label' => 'Simple',
// Every result should include a command.
'command' => ':simple',
];
// More advanced example to include view results.
if ($view = Views::getView('frontpage')) {
$view
->setDisplay();
$view
->preExecute();
$view
->execute();
foreach ($view->result as $row) {
$entity = $row->_entity;
$commands[] = [
'value' => $entity
->toUrl()
->toString(),
'label' => 'Pub: ' . $entity
->label(),
// You can also specify commands that if the user enters, this command
// should show.
'command' => ':x ' . $entity
->label(),
];
}
}
return $commands;
}