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Informations about the package tidy-feedback

Tidy feedback

This is a Drupal module and a Symfony bundle to collection user feedback.

[!CAUTION] The documentation is incomplete!

Installation

[!IMPORTANT] You may have to add --with-all-dependencies to the composer require command to make everything fall into place.

Drupal

Symfony

Create config/routes/tidy_feedback.yaml (or copy resources/config/routes/tidy_feedback.yaml):

[!NOTE] You can use any path as prefix, but for consistency with the Drupal version of Tidy feedback you should use /tidy-feedback.

If Symfony Flex hasn't already done so, you must enable the TidyFeedbackBundle bundle:

Configuration

We need a Doctrine database URL in the environment variable TIDY_FEEDBACK_DATABASE_URL, e.g.

As an alternative for Drupal you can set TIDY_FEEDBACK_DATABASE_URL in settings.local.php:

TIDY_FEEDBACK_USERS='{"admin": "password"}'

After installation and configuration, open /tidy-feedback/test on your site and enjoy!

All feedback items can be found on /tidy-feedback.

Development

composer.json

In order to make this behave as both a Drupal module and a Synfony bundle, we use some tricks in composer.json:

Twig

We use a watered-down instance of Twig with only a trans filter and a path function.

Development app

For development, you can start a Symfony app with Tidy feedback installed:

Run task app:stop to stop the app.

[!TIP] Use tidy-feedback-show=form in the query string, e.g. /tidy-feedback/test?tidy-feedback-show=form, to automatically show the feedback form when loading a page.

Add default form values in tidy-feedback, e.g.

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Requires doctrine/dbal Version ^3 || ^4
doctrine/orm Version ^2.8 || ^3
symfony/cache Version ^6 || ^7
symfony/http-kernel Version ^6 || ^7
twig/twig Version ^3
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