protected function DataReferenceDefinitionNormalizer::validateEntity in Schemata 8

Ensure the entity type is one we support for schema reference.

If somehow the entity does not exist, or is not a ContentEntity, skip it.

Parameters

mixed $entity: The object to be normalized.

Return value

bool TRUE if valid for use.

Throws

\Drupal\Component\Plugin\Exception\PluginNotFoundException If the plugin could not be found.

2 calls to DataReferenceDefinitionNormalizer::validateEntity()

DataReferenceDefinitionNormalizer::normalize in schemata_json_schema/src/Normalizer/json/DataReferenceDefinitionNormalizer.php

Normalizes an object into a set of arrays/scalars.

DataReferenceDefinitionNormalizer::normalize in schemata_json_schema/src/Normalizer/hal/DataReferenceDefinitionNormalizer.php

Normalizes an object into a set of arrays/scalars.

File

schemata_json_schema/src/Normalizer/json/DataReferenceDefinitionNormalizer.php, line 75

Class

DataReferenceDefinitionNormalizer

Normalizer for Entity References.

Namespace

Drupal\schemata_json_schema\Normalizer\json

Code

protected function validateEntity($entity) {

  // Only entity references have a schema.
  // This leads to incompatibility with alternate reference modules such as
  // Dynamic Entity Reference.
  if ($entity
    ->getDataType() != 'entity_reference') {
    return FALSE;
  }
  $entity_type_plugin = $this->entityTypeManager
    ->getDefinition($entity
    ->getConstraint('EntityType'), FALSE);
  return !empty($entity_type_plugin) && $entity_type_plugin
    ->entityClassImplements(ContentEntityInterface::class);
}