/**
* Deactivate method
*
* Attempts to remove a plugin to the database and then deactivate it in the PluginSystem
*
* @param $name String The System ID Name of the plugin to activate
* @return void Redirects on successful deactivate or failure
*/
public function deactivate($name)
{
$this->request->allowMethod(['post', 'delete']);
$pluginSystem = \PluginSystem\Lib\PluginSystem::instance();
$data = $pluginSystem->getPlugin($name);
$plugin = $this->PluginSystemPlugins->get($data['info']['id']);
if ($data) {
if ($this->PluginSystemPlugins->delete($plugin)) {
$pluginSystem->deactivate($name);
$this->Flash->success(__('The plugin has been deactivated.'));
} else {
$this->Flash->error(__('The plugin could not be deactivated. Please, try again.'));
}
}
return $this->redirect($this->referer());
}
* Plugin URI: helloworld.plugin.com
* Version: 1.01
* Description: A test plugin for PluginSystem
* Author: Blake Sutton
*
*
* For a plugin to be recognized and listed in the system you must come up with a system id name. The system will allow
* spaces and capitalization but will change them behind the scenes. This system name will be used to autoload the
* the functions through namespace as well as to include the main file. A valid plugin must have the following file
* {system-id-name}\{system-id-name}.php to be auto loaded. For example HelloWorld system id name will autoload only if
* helloworld\helloworld.php exists. If you wanted to use the system name of Hello World then the file
* hello-world\hello-world.php must exist. The name in the header is the human readable name and there are no restrictions
* it can be different then the underlying system id name as it is in this example plugin.
*
* A proper plugin will need to have its own namespace the format for proper autoloading is:
* PluginSystem\plugins\{system-id-name}
*
* @package PluginSystem\plugins\helloworld
*/
namespace PluginSystem\plugins\helloworld;
use PluginSystem\Lib;
// This will load the hook system that allows us to register a function
\PluginSystem\Lib\PluginSystem::registerHook('index.view', 'helloworld', 'print_things');
/**
* A simple function to print hello world as an example
*/
function print_things()
{
echo "This is a hello world plugin";
}