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Collections for the Frootbox CMS: entries of the same kind such as references, projects or show homes, with drafts, versions and planned publishing, an image, a position, categories, tags, fields per collection from the backend and two blocks for any theme.

Each collection is a space of the plugin frootbox/collections/entry. The first one is the default space; name it under "Spaces" in the backend or with space.update (id: "default", type: "frootbox/collections/entry"), e.g. "References". Further ones come with space.create.

• Collection (frootbox/collections/EntryList) is the view of the plugin: a page that shows a collection lists its entries as cards at plugin(), filtered by category (?category=<slug>, with the categories below it, or the page of the category) and tag (?tag=<slug>) without a script. Each published entry gets an address below that page, e.g. /references/house-by-the-lake; there the view shows the image and the text, and the form chosen in its options (form, from frootbox/forms) for requests.

• Entries of a collection (frootbox/collections/EntryTeaser) shows a few entries of all collections or of one, optionally only of a category or with a tag, with a link to the list.

The order: a smaller position (order, default 0) first, with the same position the newest first (first published). Entries have no tables: drafts and published versions live in revisions.

Actions and queries

Everything goes through actions, also from the REST API and the AI: frootbox/collections/entry.create, .update, .publish, .unpublish, .schedule, .discard, .delete and the queries frootbox/collections/entry.list, .show, space.choices and category.choices. Categories are the ones of the core in the group frootbox/collections/categories; the actions take categories as a list of their ids. Tags are the common stock of the core: the actions take tags as ids, keys or labels, and new words become tags unless config/tags.yaml closes the list for frootbox/collections/entry or the collection. Roles can hold within a collection. The role "editor" gets frootbox/collections/entry.*, space.choices and category.choices on installation; the fields stay with the admins.

Further fields: a view of the theme declares them under object: fields: in its header, e.g. an override of EntryList with the year and the client of a reference, and the actions take them as fields; object.fields with the type frootbox/collections/entry lists them. The form in the backend shows them under "More fields". In the editing mode editors change them right on the page (object.update-field), and the editor bar publishes the entry with the page.

Fields of a collection

Admins add fields to each collection: frootbox/collections/field.create with space, kind (text, longtext, number, date, boolean, link, choice, image, file), labels by language and, for a number, unit and decimals, for a choice options as lines by language. The name comes from the label in the default language (or name) and stays, like the kind; field.update, field.move, field.delete and the query field.list take space and name. Entries take values under fields, checked by the core (object.fields with the space lists them with their schema); a field that goes leaves the values in place.

The view EntryList shows the filled ones on the page of an entry as a fact sheet (<dl class="collection-facts">). A child theme places a field itself with object_field(entry, 'area'), which leaves it out of the fact sheet below, or lists them with object_facts(entry).

In a template

<a href="{{ url('frootbox/collections/entry:' ~ id) }}">…</a>
{{ object_field(entry, 'client') }}  {# a further field, entry as the view gets it #}
{% for fact in object_facts(entry) %}{{ fact.label }}: {{ fact.output }}{% endfor %}  {# the fields of the collection #}

Backend

With frootbox/backend installed, the screen "Collections" appears in the sidebar at /cms/collections, with a tab for each collection and, for admins, its fields at /cms/collections/fields?space=<id>.

Source and issues

This package is developed in the Frootbox monorepo and mirrored here read-only. Questions, bugs and ideas go there, see the documentation.

License

MIT