function scheduler_modules_installed in Scheduler 2.x

Implements hook_modules_installed().

File

./scheduler.module, line 1015

Scheduler publishes and unpublishes entities on dates specified by the user.

Code

function scheduler_modules_installed($modules) {

  /** @var \Drupal\scheduler\SchedulerManager $scheduler_manager */
  $scheduler_manager = \Drupal::service('scheduler.manager');
  $scheduler_manager
    ->invalidatePluginCache();

  // If there is a Scheduler plugin for a newly installed module then update
  // the base tables by adding publish_on and unpublish_on for that entity type,
  // and load/refresh the scheduled view. Third-party modules can provide
  // Scheduler plugins for entity types that are not defined by that module, or
  // that do not have the same id as the module name. Similarly, core modules
  // define entity types for which Scheduler provides the plugin. Hence we need
  // to check both the plugin entity type and the provider and if either of
  // these match a module that is being installed we run the update functions.
  $matches = [];
  $plugin_definitions = $scheduler_manager
    ->getPluginDefinitions();
  foreach ($plugin_definitions as $definition) {

    // If the plugin entity type or the plugin provider match any of the modules
    // being installed then add the entity type to the list to be updated.
    if (array_intersect([
      $definition['entityType'],
      $definition['provider'],
    ], $modules)) {
      $matches[] = $definition['entityType'];
    }
  }
  if (!empty($matches)) {

    // Add the database fields.
    $scheduler_manager
      ->entityUpdate();

    // Load/refresh the scheduler view.
    $scheduler_manager
      ->viewsUpdate($matches);
  }
}