Kirby Plugin to view recently modified pages by current User
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site/plugins/kirby3-recently-modified
orgit submodule add https://github.com/bnomei/kirby3-recently-modified.git site/plugins/kirby3-recently-modified
orcomposer require bnomei/kirby3-recently-modified
Add the section to your site or page blueprint to display a list of the most recently modified pages by the currently logged in user. The sections is not able to list the site itself since the section depends on a collection of pages for the query.
site/blueprints/site.yml
sections:
listPagesModifiedByUser:
type: recentlymodified
headline: Your Recently Modified Pages
# query
Optionally you can add the field to the site or any page blueprint to show the time and user that modified given content most recently. In contrast to the section the field is able to show most recent modified information for the site (content/site.txt
).
site/blueprints/pages/default.yml
fields:
showWhichUserModifiedPage:
type: recentlymodified
label: Recently Modified By
# interval: 60
⚠️ This plugin has by default a 1 minute cache.
The plugins section comes with a default query that shows the most recent changes made by the currently logged in user. But you can define any other query you like.
Default Query
site.index(true).sortBy('modified', 'desc').onlyModifiedByUser
onlyModifiedByUser
is a pagesmethod added by this plugin that filters the pages collection to only those pages that where modified by the currently logged in user. The plugin uses hooks to track what pages each user did edit.
Example 1
sections:
recentarticles:
type: recentlymodified
headline: Recently Modified Articles
query: site.find('articles').children.listed.sortBy('modified', 'desc')
Example 2
sections:
mycollection:
type: recentlymodified
headline: My Collection
query: kirby.collection('my-collection')
return [
'bnomei.recently-modified.limit' => 25, // default: 7
'bnomei.recently-modified.info' => function ($page) {
return $page->id();
},
// other options...
];
TIP: You could use the
query
property,info
andlimit
setting to show any list of pages you want. Just like simplified version of the pagetable plugin.
text
/link
/info
settings. All instances of the recentlymodified
section share the same.limit
setting is always applied. If you want some of your instances to have a smaller number of items then call limit
inside your custom query.bnomei.recently-modified. | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
query | ... |
see above |
link | function($page){...} |
callback to return the link |
text | function($page){...} |
callback to return the text |
info | function($page){...} |
callback to return the info |
format | fn($datetime){...} |
custom date format callback |
hooks | true |
use hooks to track users modified pages |
limit | 7 |
limit list and cache items |
expire | 1 |
cache will expire n-minutes |
This plugin is provided "as is" with no guarantee. Use it at your own risk and always test it yourself before using it in a production environment. If you find any issues, please create a new issue.
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