Sep 25, 2017
How does one create a Yii2 project currently? I choose a template project: either basic or advanced, fork it, then edit and commit it, right there. Wham! I've copied and pasted it into my fork.
My project and the template I notice develop separately now. I do not get fixes to the template automatically into my project. And conversely or similarly my improvements that are specifically generated from my tasks will not be accepted into the yii2-app-basic
template. This certainly poses the first problem with the current situation.
Currently, how does a Yii2 project evolve? Choose suitable extensions and plug them in with composer. Then I find the example config for the extension in it's README and copy this example into my application config. Oops... I notice I am copying and pasting again! This method causes problems, e.g. in a big project many extensions can be used — the application config becomes huge and unreadable. This is the second problem.
Both these problems are covered together here because they are closely related. The first one can be solved by separating the reusable code and turning it into an extension. But then you've got a second problem — this extension needs configuring.
These problems become more acute for repeated projects when you have to deploy many/several similar projects with big/small changes. But removing the copying and pasting of code will not hurt anyone.
I want to share my solution to these outlined problems.
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Apr 20, 2017Provides really easy adding Yandex.Metrika counter to site.
Even easier then adding a widget into layout.
Works by adding Behavior to the Application View.
Behavior listens to EVENT_END_BODY and echos the counter script.
Apr 12, 2017CHANGELOG:
- Improved README (@hiqsol)
- Added support for
.env
, JSON and YAML (@hiqsol)
Mar 15, 2017CHANGELOG:
- Added initializaion of composer autoloading for project classes become usable in configs (@hiqsol)
- Added work with
$config_name
paths for use of already built config (@hiqsol)
- Renamed pathes -> paths everywhere (@hiqsol)
- Added collecting dev aliases for root package (@hiqsol)
Mar 11, 2017Completely redone our site with Yii2.
It's made with HiSite, Pages module and Hyde theme.
Why? I must admit Jekyll is very good for creating simple sites.
I just wanted my own Jekyll more extendable and created with tools I'm used to: PHP and Yii.
May 30, 2016
Composer + Bower + NPM = friends forever!
Asset Packagist is the composer compatible repository that allows installation of Bower and NPM packages as native Composer packages.
NO plugins and NO Node.js are required.
https://asset-packagist.org/
https://hiqdev.com/packages/asset-packagist
May 21, 2016CHANGELOG:
- Changed: redone to
composer-config-plugin
- Changed: greatly improved functional tests
- Fixed minor issues
- Added sudo modifier
- Added
@root
instead of @prjdir
- Added
hidev help
- Added copying in
FileController
- Changed
require:
option to plugins:
- Added
CommandController
- Added
dump/internals
action
- Changed to use
hiqdev/composer-extension-plugin
instead of PluginManager
- Added
github/create
and github/exists
actions
- Changed back to yii2 <- minii, used
asset-packagist.hiqdev.com
repository
- Added loading of project's own bootstrap and config
- Added better defaults when package name is domain
- Changed github
name
-> full_name
to correspond github api
- Fixed scrutinizer issues
- Added smart vendor require in
hidev/init
- Fixed
bump
and bump/release
- Added easy creation of templated dirs and files with
DirectoryController
- Fixed
JsonHandler
to parse empty JSON to empty array (died before)
Mar 11, 2016I had to turn rEPPy to hEPPy to register
it to PyPI.
Reppy was already taken. And hEPPy is nice and happy :)
hEPPy is EPP client and library in Python.
EPP is Extensible Provisioning Protocol used for registrar-registry
communication to register and manage domains.
hEPPy is gradually approaching state when it's going to be usable.
Nov 28, 2015It was strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde...
Initially this site was created with Jekyll.
But then I thought it was strange :-/
And we've redone the site with Yii2.
I've kept old version here:
https://github.com/hiqdev/hiqdev.github.io