public function VarbaseDashboardUser::build in Varbase Total Control Dashboard 8.6

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8 src/Plugin/Block/VarbaseDashboardUser.php \Drupal\varbase_total_control\Plugin\Block\VarbaseDashboardUser::build()
2. 8.5 src/Plugin/Block/VarbaseDashboardUser.php \Drupal\varbase_total_control\Plugin\Block\VarbaseDashboardUser::build()
3. 9.0.x src/Plugin/Block/VarbaseDashboardUser.php \Drupal\varbase_total_control\Plugin\Block\VarbaseDashboardUser::build()

Builds and returns the renderable array for this block plugin.

If a block should not be rendered because it has no content, then this method must also ensure to return no content: it must then only return an empty array, or an empty array with #cache set (with cacheability metadata indicating the circumstances for it being empty).

Return value

array A renderable array representing the content of the block.

Overrides BlockPluginInterface::build

See also

\Drupal\block\BlockViewBuilder

File

src/Plugin/Block/VarbaseDashboardUser.php, line 106

Class

VarbaseDashboardUser

Provides a 'Varbase Dashboard User'.

Namespace

Drupal\varbase_total_control\Plugin\Block

Code

public function build() {
  $user = $this->userStorage
    ->load($this->currentUser
    ->id());
  $destination = $this->redirectDestination
    ->getAsArray();
  $options = [
    $destination,
  ];
  $name = Link::fromTextAndUrl($user
    ->getDisplayName(), new Url('entity.user.edit_form', [
    'user' => $user
      ->id(),
  ], $options))
    ->toString();
  $url = new Url('entity.user.edit_form', [
    'user' => $user
      ->id(),
    $options,
  ]);
  $welcom_back_text = $this
    ->t('Welcome back');
  $markup_data = '<div class="content"> <div class="welcome"><p class="welcome-back">' . $welcom_back_text . '</p><p class="name"> ' . $name . ' </p></div><div class="action-links"><a class="button button-action button--primary button--small" href="' . $url
    ->toString() . '">' . $this
    ->t('Edit Account') . '</a></div></div>';
  return [
    '#type' => 'markup',
    '#markup' => $markup_data,
  ];
}