Tagadelic provides an API which allows developers to easily create tagclouds, weighted lists, search-clouds and such.
With this API, two very simple modules are shipped that implement this, for your ease and reference. Since the project is mostly a library, it is mostly aimed at developers who should use it as a library.
But end-users can install and use the shipped modules right out of the box too.
- Create a tagcloud from taxonomy terms: terms used more often become larger, terms used less frequent are smaller.
- Create a weighted list of article-titles, based on the amount of "hits" they got.
Install and enable "tagadelic taxonomy" for a tagcloud from your taxonomy-terms, and "tagadelic titles" for a tagcloud from article-titles. The required libaries and such will be installed automatically. Refer to the README of these modules for information on how and what to configure.
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Quick examples of usage go here.
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Some examples showing advanced features go here.
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Some notes on including, dependencies and requirements go here.
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A note on pull requests here.
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A note on the issue-queue here.
The library uses PHPUnit for testing the classes (the library) and Drupals internal test-framework for testing the integration.
Using a third party tool was nessecary, because DrupalUnitTestis basically unusable for actual unit testing of classes.
Please make sure all tests are green before making a pull-request; that means testing with both phpunit and Drupals testing. For example:
$ phpunit sites/all/modules/contrib/tagadelic/tests/*.php
$ drush test-run
When introducting new features, make sure to add unit-tests for this; The phpunit tests must have at least 100% coverage of all public interfaces; There is no need to test protected and private methods and attributes. But all public interaction must be covered.
When removing code or features, make sure to update the unit-tests.
More on http://github.com/berkes/tagadelic
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