Adds WunderHub services module

[joesb]

Includes

• Content types:
  • Service Areas
  • Services
• API endpoints:
  • /api/services - Service content list
  • /api/services/% - Service content item
  • /api/services/areas - Service Area content list
  • /api/services/areas/% - Service Area content item
  • /api/menutree/{menu_name} - menu tree of a specified menu, but menu needs to be 'allowed' in admin form at /admin/config/services/wunderhub
  • needs authentication

[lewisnyman]

What's the content strategy behind the heirachy of services and service areas? I don't see an example of this on wunder.uk or wunderkraut.com?

[lewisnyman]

/api/menutree/{menu_name} - menu tree of a specified menu, but menu needs to be 'allowed' in admin form at /admin/config/services/wunderhub

Why do we need a menu tree? Is that how we would pull all services for one service area?

[joesb]

On wunder.uk homepage, the Service Areas are those 6 things on the homepage

[lewisnyman]

Ah ok so a service area would be something like training and then you would have types of training as services within that?

[joesb]

The menutree API is so that a subscribing site wanted to construct a menu of content (not just the services stuff, but any content in and any menu made available for the API), they can pull one from the hub site

[joesb]

Re services/areas: Yes, exactly - 'Drupal & Agile Training' service area encapsulates services Drupal training, agile training, agile coaching, etc, etc.

(Some services fit more than one area, of course)

[lewisnyman]

Which url would I hit to get all services in the "consulting" service area?

[joesb]

So with that last update :wink: I've add a query filter so you can filter like so:

/api/services?servicearea={some_term}

… where {some_term} is a 'contains' filter, so

/api/services?servicearea=consulting

… would retrieve any services in service areas called e.g. Drupal Consulting OR Agile Consulting

[joesb]

Yay!