Stellenangebote

Jobs for the Frootbox CMS: open positions with drafts, versions and planned publishing, the kind of job, start, workplace, salary, a location and a contact from frootbox/people, categories, tags and two blocks for any theme.

• Jobs (frootbox/jobs/JobList) is the view of the plugin: a page that shows a space of the jobs lists its open jobs at plugin(), the newest first, filtered by category (?category=<slug>, with the categories below it), kind (?type=part-time) and location (?location=<slug of its name>) and tag (?tag=<slug>) without a script. Each published job gets an address below that page, e.g. /jobs/barista; there the view shows the job with its contact, structured data JobPosting and the application form chosen in its options (form, from frootbox/forms). Each entry of that form keeps the job it is about.

• Newest jobs (frootbox/jobs/JobTeaser) shows the newest few of all spaces or of one, optionally only those with a tag, with a link to the list.

Jobs have no tables: drafts and published versions live in revisions. When a job goes offline by itself (unpublishAt), search engines learn the day as validThrough.

Kinds of jobs

full-time, part-time, mini-job, apprenticeship, dual-study, internship, freelance; a job may have several. The workplace is on-site, hybrid or remote; a salary is {"min": 2800, "max": 3200, "per": "month", "currency": "EUR"}.

Actions and queries

Everything goes through actions, also from the REST API and the AI: frootbox/jobs/job.create, .update, .publish, .unpublish, .schedule, .discard, .delete and the queries frootbox/jobs/job.list and .show. Categories are the ones of the core in the group frootbox/jobs/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/jobs/job or the space. The role "editor" gets frootbox/jobs/* on installation.

Further fields: a view of the theme declares them under object: fields: in its header, e.g. an override of JobList, and the actions take them as fields; object.fields with the type frootbox/jobs/job 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 job with the page.

In a template

<a href="{{ url('frootbox/jobs/job:' ~ id) }}">…</a>
{{ object_field(job, 'subtitle') }}  {# a further field, job as the view gets it #}

Backend

With frootbox/backend installed, the screen "Jobs" appears in the sidebar at /cms/vacancies.

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