Module scaffold

Module scaffold is an example of a Drupal module.

We recommend creating a custom ys_base module for your project to hold general-purpose code that doesn't belong in a dedicated, feature-specific module.

The ys prefix is abbreviated from your project name (your_site in this case). We recommend using this technique to prefix all modules, and use the site machine name for a theme name.

Token replacement

The your_site, ys prefix, and other similar tokens are placeholders. They're replaced with your actual project prefix when you install Vortex.

Deploy file

The ys_base.deploy.php file is an example of a Drush deploy file that can be used to run deployment commands during the site provisioning process.

Demo module

The ys_demo module demonstrates integration patterns for several contributed modules:

• Drupal helpers - utility facades for deploy hooks
• Generated Content - plugin-based content generation
• Testmode - content filtering during Behat tests (declared as a dependency, so it installs together with ys_demo)

The demo module ships a pages view at /pages and a generated content plugin that populates it. It also ships the deploy hooks that place a counter block, add the Pages menu link, and register the view with testmode.

Other shipped modules

2 more custom modules ship alongside the scaffold and demo modules:

• ys_search - configures the Search API index, the Solr server, and the search view for the Solr service; it also brings in the workflows and content_moderation core modules.
• ys_migrate - a demo migration module (see Migrations).

Tests scaffold

The tests directory contains working examples of tests that can be used as a starting point in your project.

It also has a set of helper Traits that you may find useful when writing your tests. Remove them if you don't need them.