protected function DomainCommands::getDomainFromArgument in Domain Access 8

Loads a domain based on a string identifier.

Parameters

string $argument: The machine name or the hostname of an existing domain.

Return value

\Drupal\domain\DomainInterface The domain entity.

Throws

\Drupal\domain\Commands\DomainCommandException

7 calls to DomainCommands::getDomainFromArgument()

DomainCommands::defaultDomain in domain/src/Commands/DomainCommands.php

Sets the default domain.

DomainCommands::delete in domain/src/Commands/DomainCommands.php

Delete a domain from the site.

DomainCommands::disable in domain/src/Commands/DomainCommands.php

Deactivates the domain.

DomainCommands::enable in domain/src/Commands/DomainCommands.php

Activates the domain.

DomainCommands::renameDomain in domain/src/Commands/DomainCommands.php

Changes a domain label.

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File

domain/src/Commands/DomainCommands.php, line 998

Class

DomainCommands

Drush commands for the domain module.

Namespace

Drupal\domain\Commands

Code

protected function getDomainFromArgument($argument) {

  // Try loading domain assuming arg is a machine name.
  $domain = $this
    ->domainStorage()
    ->load($argument);
  if (!$domain) {

    // Try loading assuming it is a host name.
    $domain = $this
      ->domainStorage()
      ->loadByHostname($argument);
  }

  // domain_id (an INT) is only used internally because the Node Access
  // system demands the use of numeric keys. It should never be used to load
  // or identify domain records. Use the machine_name or hostname instead.
  if (!$domain) {
    throw new DomainCommandException(dt('Domain record could not be found from "!a".', [
      '!a' => $argument,
    ]));
  }
  return $domain;
}