[IvoryCKEditorBundle] Prepare for new major release (6.x)

[symfony]

[IvoryCKEditorBundle] Prepare for new major release (6.x)

[stof]

What you could do is providing a composer script handling the download of CKEditor (basically calling the command automatically, with checks to be sure it needs to be done again), and then update the recipe to register this script automatically.

[fabpot]

Do you have a link to share where you discuss that? I'd like to better understand what the CKEditor installation means.

[Pierstoval]

As it's a bundle, I would you to handle CKEditor download with a Symfony command, and when IvoryCKEditor bundle is installed via Flex, add a message to the output saying that CKEditor has to be downloaded.

Also, I don't know how this external asset will be handled by the bundle, but maybe you should also suggest this via bundle configuration

[robfrawley]

CKEditor is licensed under the GPL, LGPL, MPL, and a commercial version with special licensing (yeah, it is distributed under four different licenses). Also, does the bundle's installation command allow for selecting the different versions of CKEditor (ie. "Basic," "Standard," "Full," etc)?

[Pierstoval]

It depends whether "canonical" links exist for these CKEditor editions or not 😕

[robfrawley]

Links to the different package versions do exist using the following pattern:

http://download.cksource.com/CKEditor/CKEditor/CKEditor%204.7.0/ckeditor_[0-9].[0-9].[0-9]_(basic|standard|full).zip

[egeloen]

I will try to respond to all of your questions :)

Do you have a link to share where you discuss that? I'd like to better understand what the CKEditor installation means.

Basically, the discussion started here: egeloen/IvoryCKEditorBundle#295 & egeloen/IvoryCKEditorBundle#298

Before the linked PR, CKEditor source was packaged with the bundle but now, you need to install it by you own:

1. Manually by yourself and reconfigure the bundle to use it: http://symfony.com/doc/current/bundles/IvoryCKEditorBundle/usage/version.html
2. Use the new built-in command: http://symfony.com/doc/current/bundles/IvoryCKEditorBundle/usage/ckeditor.html

Does the bundle's installation command allow for selecting the different versions of CKEditor (ie. "Basic," "Standard," "Full," etc)?

Yes, you can choose where to install it, which distro to install (full, basic or standard, default full) as well as which specific version you want (default latest)...

If you use the default download path, then no need to configure the bundle as it uses this path as default conf.

[egeloen]

@stof Is it mandatory to create a script handler as I notice that you can directly put the command as a script in your composer.json file?

[fabpot]

Can we close here?

[Nyholm]

I’m closing this due inactivity.