In the secondary development process, good functions can be packaged into plug-ins and shared with everyone. We have sorted out the ZenTao project management software packaging specifications.

1. Expandable elements

2. The documents should be in doc Directory

The doc directory contains the configuration information of the plug-in, which is stored according to the language. For example, the English version is saved as en.yaml, and the Chinese zh-cn.yaml

The configuration file of the plug-in adopts yaml format, which contains the basic information of the plug-in and the release information of previous versions.

3. The files under the db directory

The db directory can contain install.sql and uninstall.sql. As the name implies, install.sql is the sql statement to be executed when the plugin is installed, and uninstall.sql is the sql statement to be executed when the plugin is uninstalled. In this way, if your plug-in involves changes to the database, you can put the corresponding sql statement in these two files, and ZenTao's plug-in management program will automatically execute it.

4. The files under module

For the files under the module directory, just deploy the corresponding directory structure according to our plug-in extension mechanism.

5. Extension of the main configuration file

In the actual process, it may be necessary to expand the global configuration file. In this case, the extended configuration file can be placed under zentao/config/ext/.

6. Install and delete hooks

If you need to perform some operations before installation, after installation, before uninstallation, or after uninstallation, you can create a hook directory, and then create preinstall.php, postinstall.php, preuninstall.php, postuninstall.php in it, and put your Just the code you need.

7. Summary: Create your own plug-in

1. Determine the English name of the plug-in, such as hello.
2. Create the hello directory.
3. Create a doc directory under the hello directory.
4. Create a configuration file - yaml file under the doc directory.
5. If there are changes involving the database, create a db directory under the hello directory, and write install.sql and uninstall.sql respectively.
6. If you need hook scripts, create a hook directory and create preinstall.php, postinstall.php, preuninstall.php, postuninstall.php.
7. Then deploy the corresponding extension code. Create a module directory under the hello directory, and then put the corresponding module extension code under the module.
8. Packaging. Using the zip format to package the entire hello directory into hello.zip, and that's it.