public function FieldGroupFormatterPluginManager::getInstance in Field Group 8
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 8.3 src/FieldGroupFormatterPluginManager.php \Drupal\field_group\FieldGroupFormatterPluginManager::getInstance()
Overrides PluginManagerBase::getInstance().
Parameters
array $options: An array with the following key/value pairs:
- format_type: The current format type.
- group: The current group.
- prepare: (bool, optional) Whether default values should get merged in the 'configuration' array. Defaults to TRUE.
- configuration: (array) the configuration for the formatter. The
following key value pairs are allowed, and are all optional if
'prepare' is TRUE:
- label: (string) Position of the label. The default 'field' theme implementation supports the values 'inline', 'above' and 'hidden'. Defaults to 'above'.
- settings: (array) Settings specific to the formatter. Each setting defaults to the default value specified in the formatter definition.
Return value
\Drupal\field_group\FieldGroupFormatterInterface|null A formatter object or NULL when plugin is not found.
Overrides PluginManagerBase::getInstance
File
- src/
FieldGroupFormatterPluginManager.php, line 71
Class
- FieldGroupFormatterPluginManager
- Plugin type manager for all fieldgroup formatters.
Namespace
Drupal\field_groupCode
public function getInstance(array $options) {
$configuration = $options['configuration'];
$format_type = $options['format_type'];
$context = $options['group']->context;
// Fill in default configuration if needed.
if (!isset($options['prepare']) || $options['prepare'] == TRUE) {
$configuration = $this
->prepareConfiguration($format_type, $context, $configuration);
}
$plugin_id = $format_type;
// Validate if plugin exists and it's allowed for current context.
$definition = $this
->getDefinition($format_type, FALSE);
if (!isset($definition['class']) || !in_array($context, $definition['supported_contexts'])) {
return NULL;
}
$configuration += array(
'group' => $options['group'],
);
return $this
->createInstance($plugin_id, $configuration);
}