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<?php
namespace Bitweaver\Liberty;
/**
* @version $Header$
*
* @author xing <xing@synapse.plus.com>
* @version $Revision$
* created Thursday May 08, 2008
* @package liberty
* @subpackage liberty_mime_handler
*
* @TODO since plugins can do just about anything here, we might need the<br>
* option to create specific tables during install. if required we can scan for<br>
* files called:<br>
* table.plugin_guid.php<br>
* where plugins can insert their own tables<br>
**/
/**
* setup
*/
global $gLibertySystem;
/**
* This is the name of the plugin - max char length is 16
* As a naming convention, the liberty mime handler definition should start with:
* PLUGIN_MIME_GUID_
*/
define( 'PLUGIN_MIME_GUID_APPLICATION', 'mimeapplication' );
$pluginParams = [
// Set of functions and what they are called in this paricular plugin
// Use the GUID as your namespace
'verify_function' => 'mime_default_verify',
'store_function' => 'mime_application_store',
'update_function' => 'mime_application_update',
'load_function' => 'mime_default_load',
'download_function' => 'mime_default_download',
'expunge_function' => 'mime_default_expunge',
// Brief description of what the plugin does
'title' => 'Default App File Handler',
'description' => 'This mime handler can handle any application file type, creates thumbnails when possible and will make the file available as an attachment.',
// Templates to display the files
'view_tpl' => 'bitpackage:liberty/mime/application/view.tpl',
// This should be the same for all mime plugins
'plugin_type' => MIME_PLUGIN,
// Set this to true if you want the plugin active right after installation
'auto_activate' => false,
// Help page on bitweaver.org
//'help_page' => 'MimeHelpPage',
// Here you can use a perl regular expression to pick out file extensions you want to handle
// e.g.: Some image types: '#^image/(jpe?g|gif|png)#i'
// This plugin will be picked if nothing matches.
'mimetypes' => [
'#application/.*#i',
],
];
$gLibertySystem->registerPlugin( PLUGIN_MIME_GUID_APPLICATION, $pluginParams );
/**
* Store the data in the database
*
* @param array $pStoreRow File data needed to store details in the database - sanitised and generated in the verify function
* @access public
* @return bool true on success, false on failure - $pStoreRow[errors] will contain reason
*/
function mime_application_store( &$pStoreRow ) {
// this will set the correct pluign guid, even if we let default handle the store process
$pStoreRow['attachment_plugin_guid'] = PLUGIN_MIME_GUID_APPLICATION;
$pStoreRow['log'] = [];
// if storing works, we process the image
if( $ret = mime_default_store( $pStoreRow )) {
// Dummy for later
}
return $ret;
}
/**
* mime_application_update update file information in the database if there were changes.
*
* @param array $pStoreRow File data needed to update details in the database
* @access public
* @return bool true on success, false on failure - $pStoreRow[errors] will contain reason
*/
function mime_application_update( &$pStoreRow, $pParams = null ) {
$ret = false;
// this will set the correct pluign guid, even if we let default handle the store process
$pStoreRow['attachment_plugin_guid'] = PLUGIN_MIME_GUID_APPLICATION;
// if storing works, we process the image
if( !empty( $pStoreRow['upload'] ) && $ret = mime_default_update( $pStoreRow )) {
// Dummy for later
}
return $ret;
}
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