Culturefeed

Important note

This is the drupal.org version of the formerly known culturefeed-d8 module, found on github (https://github.com/cultuurnet/culturefeed_d8).
Maintenance and new releases will be done here as the github module will be fased out.

Install

Prerequisites:

• php > v7.3 and the php intl extension
• composer installed (http://getcomposer.org/doc/00-intro.md#downloading-the-composer-executable)
• Drupal installed via composer

composer require drupal/culturefeed

Modules

Please enable only the modules you need.

Culturefeed api

Provides the API client to connect with Culturefeed. No caching / logging is foreseen in this module.

Culturefeed user

Currently only provides an option to login and request info of the current UiTID user.

Culturefeed search api

Provides the api client to search in the events database. Caching / logging is foreseen in this module. (See Activating Debugging)

Culturefeed search

Basic elements to build up an event search (such as provided by Culturefeed Agenda).

• Abstract search page service to extend on (like Culturefeed Agenda)
• Sort block
• Active filters
• Facets

Culturefeed agenda

Provides a Culturefeed search page available on 'agenda/search' and detail pages. The blocks provided by this module can be used to extend the detail pages of events, actors and productions. Includes also a simple search form.
This module provides a controller, but all the agenda components are split up into blocks. You can use the default controller or take over the controller via page manager.

Culturefeed content

Adds a CultureFeed content field to add a search query to any of your entity types.

Activating debugging

The debugging system works via monolog. To activate this you will need to install and configure the drupal monolog module (http://drupal.org/project/monolog).

Once monolog is installed, update the 'monolog.channel_handlers' section in the parameters of your services.yml:

  monolog.channel_handlers:
    culturefeed_search_api: ['untranslated_drupal_log']