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Those style are actually plugins.
Having some OOP can reduce the code complexity, and be more inline with other modules.
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Comments
Comment #1
amitaibuFor those that feel brave -- https://github.com/amitaibu/biblio/blob/overhaul/README.md :)
https://github.com/amitaibu/biblio
Very much work in progress, but for now it's a proof of concept of how we can modernize Biblio.
Comment #2
amitaibu@rjerome,
Did you have a chance to look at the repo?
Comment #3
amitaibuViews integration now shows grouping using custom fields. See Biblio-example.
Comment #4
amitaibuBibTex render and import is in -- https://github.com/amitaibu/biblio/pull/12#issuecomment-20274210
Comment #5
wundo CreditAttribution: wundo commentedAny special reason why this development is being done on GitHub and not here?
Comment #6
amitaibuGithub makes it easier to have a sandbox + I dont have commit access yet to Biblio :)
Anyway, reviews and help will be appreciated
Comment #7
amitaibuNo patch here, but setting to needs review - as there's a lot of code (and tests) already working in https://github.com/amitaibu/biblio
@rjerome , would be great if you could have a look, so we can collaborate and join forces.
Comment #8
wundo CreditAttribution: wundo commented@Amitaibu,
I've been testing your branch and found some issues, could you confirm github is the proper place to report the issues?
Comment #9
amitaibu@wundo,
Indeed, the development of Biblio 3.x is very active thanks to Harvard's OpenScholar.
I'm re-setting to needs review, not because I think the work is done, but because it's in a state where people can start testing it, provide feedback and like you did -- provide Pull requests :)
btw, Make sure you follow the short README for the installation.
Comment #10
gaellafond CreditAttribution: gaellafond commented@amitaibu
Thanks for this module.
I had a look at the latest version of Jerome's Biblio module for drupal 7 (version 1.0-rc7) and it is not up to our code standards. I found several cases of SQL injection, XSS, etc. They are in the admin, but I my opinion, there is no excuse for those kind of vulnerabilities.
Your version seems much better. Unfortunately, it has been inactive for over a year. Is the project dead? Did it reach a point of perfection where nothing needs to be done? Is it safe to use on a production server?
Comment #11
amitaibu@gaellafond,
> Is the project dead?
Not dead, but on a long stop. OpenScholar has decided to keep the existing module, and I'd take the risk to say it will use the new architecture for D8 (when it will be ready).
At this point, only if we'll be able to find clients, we'll finish the porting.
Comment #12
Liam MorlandBibliography Module 7.x-2.x is not being developed. If this issue applies to a maintained branch, please re-open and move it to that branch.