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Town Hall Bundle for Sulu CMS

📝 Presentation

A Sulu bundle to manage town hall related entities.

✅ Features

Report management
Bulletin management
Procedure management
Decree management
List of entities (via smart content)
Preview
Translation
Settings
SEO
Activity log
Trash
Automation
Search

🚀 Installation

Install the bundle

Execute the following composer command to add the bundle to the dependencies of your project:

composer require pixelmairie/sulu-townhallbundle

Enable the bundle

Enable the bundle by adding it to the list of registered bundles in the config/bundles.php file of your project:

return [
    /* ... */
    Pixel\TownHallBundle\TownHallBundle::class => ['all' => true],
];

Update schema

bin/console do:sch:up --force

Bundle Config

Define the Admin Api Route in routes_admin.yaml

townhall.settings_api:
  type: rest
  prefix: /admin/api
  resource: pixel_townhall.settings_route_controller
  name_prefix: townhall.

townhall.reports_api:
  type: rest
  prefix: /admin/api
  resource: pixel_townhall.reports_route_controller
  name_prefix: townhall.

townhall.bulletins_api:
  type: rest
  prefix: /admin/api
  resource: pixel_townhall.bulletins_route_controller
  name_prefix: townhall.

townhall.procedures_api:
  type: rest
  prefix: /admin/api
  resource: pixel_townhall.procedures_route_controller
  name_prefix: townhall.

townhall.decrees_api:
  type: rest
  prefix: /admin/api
  resource: pixel_townhall.decrees_route_controller
  name_prefix: townhall.

👍 Use

This bundle has a lot of different parts:

Report: the reports of the municipal council
Bulletin: town hall bulletins about the city life for example
Procedure: the different procedures available in the town hall (ID card, passport, driving licence, ...)
Decree: the municipal or prefectoral decrees

The following sections will present globally how to interact with the bundle as it is the same for each entity. When needed, a more specific presentation will be done.

Add/Edit

Go to the "Town hall" section in the administration interface. Then, click on the subsection you wish to intervene. To add, simply click on "Add". Fill the fields that are needed for your use.

The fields depend on the subsection you want to edit.

Report:

Title
Date (mandatory)
PDF file
Description

Bulletin:

Title (mandatory)
Date (mandatory)
Cover
PDF file
Description

Procedure:

Title (mandatory)
URL (mandatory and filled automatically according to the title)
Cover
PDF file
External link
Category (mandatory)
Description (mandatory)

Decree:

Title (mandatory)
Start date (mandatory)
End date
PDF file (mandatory)
Type of decree (mandatory)
Description

Once you finished, click on "Save".

The entity you added is not visible on the website yet. In order to do that, click on "Activate?" or "Published?. It should be now visible for visitors.

To edit, simply click on the pencil at the left of the entity you wish to edit.

Some of these entities have a preview:

Procedure

Remove/Restore

There are two ways to remove a town hall entity:

Check every entity you want to remove and then click on "Delete"
Go to the detail of an entity (see the "Add/Edit" section) and click on "Delete".

In both cases, the entity will be put in the trash.

To access the trash, go to the "Settings" and click on "Trash". To restore an entity, click on the clock at the left. Confirm the restore. You will be redirected to the detail of the entity you restored.

To remove permanently an entity, check all the entities you want to remove and click on "Delete".

Settings

This bundle comes with settings. To access the bundle settings, go to "Settings > Town hall management".

Here is the list of the different settings:

Town hall name
Weather

The weather setting is a textarea in which you can put HTML in order to use the weather service iframe.

Here is an example of how to use the settings:

<?php

namespace Pixel\TownHallBundle\Controller\Website;

use Doctrine\ORM\EntityManagerInterface;
use Pixel\TownHallBundle\Entity\Setting;
use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Controller\AbstractController;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\JsonResponse;
use Symfony\Component\Routing\Annotation\Route;

class MeteoController extends AbstractController
{
    /**
     * @Route("meteo", name="meteo", options={"expose"=true}, methods={"POST"})
     */
    public function meteo(EntityManagerInterface $entityManager): JsonResponse
    {
        $setting = $entityManager->getRepository(Setting::class)->find(1);

        return new JsonResponse([
            "success" => true,
            "template" => $setting->getMeteo(),
        ]);
    }
}

🤝 Contributing

You can contribute to this bundle. The only thing you must do is respect the coding standard we implement. You can find them in the ecs.php file.

pixeldev / sulu-townhallbundle

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