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Store, collect and update oembed data from external sources. This module uses the great PHP Library Essence by Félix Girault and adds some processwire magic. It is inspired by Ryan's example module FieldtypeEvents and the TextformatterOEmbed module by felixwahner. Thanks! Download & Install Github: https://github.com/neuerituale/FieldtypeOembed Modules directory: https://processwire.com/modules/fieldtype-oembed/ Composer: composer require nr/fieldtypeoembed

This week I've been working on a combination of core improvements, optimizations, and fixes, plus a dozen pull requests have been added. Thanks for all of the great pull requests to the core that many of you have submitted. PR authors will appear in our GitHub contributors list once the changes are merged to the master branch (that's apparently how GitHub works). I do think soon we'll focus on getting a new master version out, as 3.0.165 is starting to feel old relative to the current dev branch. You can see all that's been changed and added this week in the dev branch commit log. Next week we'll be doing more of the same, though planning to get into some of the PRs that I didn't this week because they required more review and testing (those that involved more than a few lines of code changes). We're not going to bump the dev branch version till likely next Friday, since this week's work will continue into next week. Thanks for reading and have a great weekend!

v0.0.63 Thx to the feedback of @wbmnfktr I've made it a lot easier to get started with RockMigrations! The readme has now a dedicated quickstart section: https://github.com/BernhardBaumrock/RockMigrations#quickstart The example that was shipped with RockMigrations was also improved. I removed some complexity and used real world example names (a simple blog setup) instead of "foo" and "bar". This should make it a lot easier to understand ? Also I improved the page name replacements feature introduced lately: Page name replacements now ship with the module. They are saved in a dedicated folder and named "de.txt" for german replacements. If you need any other replacement options just let me know! (maybe @apeisa ? ) $rm->setPagenameReplacements("de"); https://github.com/BernhardBaumrock/RockMigrations/tree/master/replacements

I've been itching to show this one off for ages.... JoinTheRez.com is the companion website to a science fiction podcast and comic which aims to help pre-teens build emotional resilence and mental well being. The story includes supportive themes and messages based on research by the University of Sussex CRESS Lab led by Professor Robin Banerjee, Professor of Kindness at the University of Sussex (no really). In the comic, which is set in the future, our heroes are able to contact young people in the current day using a mobile phone. We ran with this idea to create a phone interface for the site which enables users to undertake lots of different activities including games (Fart Cow Frisbee!) , puzzles, a podcast player, and even recording audio messages to send to the characters. There's a section for adults which includes lesson plans and teaching resources. We used PW to allow the client to manage various bits of content including messages, a news feed and the podcasts themselves. We created a bespoke module for an online Survey for the site as well building the code to handle distribution of the podcasts including the RSS feed and scheduled release of episodes - although in the end the podcast was picked up by GenZ / PRX in the states so they are handling the audio feed now. Notable modules we used were: ProCache (first time we've used it - works well) ProForms (for a contact form, we ended up building our own module for a more complex survey) Tracey Debugger (of course). It was a lot of work - I did have to spend much too long chosing the best fart noises for some of the games - but it was a lot of fun.

Appreciate the consideration! I tried to make Fluency as modular as possible so hopefully it shouldn't be too hard to add another engine. If you take a look at how DeepL works with Fluency, it exists as it's own class and Fluency doesn't know how or what happens in DeepL, and vice versa. Following that structure, you could create a Lingvanex class that Fluency sends data to. Matching DeepL method parameters when calling it and data structures it returns could make it pretty straightforward. An idea I had would be to create a bootTranslationEngine() method that is called in ready() which would determine what engine/API key is available and instantiate the proper translator class in something like $this->translationEngine. That would replace $this->deepL in the Fluency module. I would make it a goal to abstract out any references to any brand of translator in the Fluency module's logic. As long as getClientBootData() and translate() take and return the same structure of data you wouldn't even need to touch the front end. I haven't really written any code that is collaborated on before so I hope that the commenting and overall structure makes sense. If you ever have any questions or want a shortcut to figuring something I did out then message me and we can chat.

Currently version 4.7.0 of Font Awesom is used in ProcessWire for icons for templates and fields. Since its release, both version 5 have come – and version 6 is in the making. I would like to see a newer version in the future in ProcessWire, @ryan 4.7.0 (in ProcessWire) has around 675 icons as far as I can tell. The current Font Awesome version has around 1600 icons. When version 6 comes, theres around 2200 icons I have read.

Important update to the module with a new release. Recommended that all users upgrade to the latest version The module has been updated with critical fixes and feature requests fulfilled. The module has been updated to fix an issue with lengthy content that would result in failure, mostly important for CKEditor fields that include markup in the content. This was due to the admin AJAX call to the module using a GET request where a POST request should have been used to prevent running into URL length issues. Translation was pulling from the wrong location in CKEditors so it was translating the last saved content, not the latest changes made in the field before page save. Use of Fluency is now permission based as requested. After upgrading all roles who should have access must have the fluency-translate permission added The configuration screen now has a new setting for the Preserve Formatting feature which addresses the issue reported in this thread where short strings or phrases were being returned with additional/missing punctuation. (internally this uses the preserve_formatting DeepL API parameter). It is recommended that this be enabled unless you have a specific reason not to use it. Public methods have been added to the Fluency module so that translation, usage stats, and available languages can be pulled from calling the Fluency module or by using the DeepL class directly. README has been updated with documentation for usage. A new parameter has been added to both the Fluency and DeepL translate methods that allow you to pass in any DeepL API key/values with your request. If you are currently calling either the module or DeepL class directly, please read the documentation as the parameters have changed. Return values from the Fluency module now match the return values from the DeepL module for consistency. This includes passing DeepL's HTTP response for use in programmatic conditions. The module has been moved from Gitlab to Github to adhere to ProcessWire's module directory requirements for future listing. As usual, more to follow! Latest: https://github.com/SkyLundy/Fluency-Translation/archive/main.zip Paging @adrian & @xportde & @bartelsmedia as you've been Fluency's alpha testers extraordinaire.