Ok,
I might have to do some documentation on the installer but it might take a little while before I can get it done.
But here another look at how it can be done:
First you need to add your snippet/splugin code to a file and copy that file into the install/ folder. For example install/quickedit.plugin.tpl.
Then edit the setup.info.php file:
$moduleName = "QuickEdit Module";
$moduleVersion = "1.0";
$moduleSQLBaseFile = "setup.sql";
$moduleWhatsNewFile = "";
$moduleWhatsNewTitle = "";
In the above we sspecify the name of the package to be installed using $moduleName, the version and the .sql to run doing install (optional).
Here we specify the plugin to be installed by adding the parts to an array -
name,
description,
type - 0:file or 1:content,
file or content,
properties,
event,
guid. Since our plugin source in contained inside a file we set the type to 0.
# setup plugins - array : name, description, type - 0:file or 1:content, file or content,properties, event, guid
$mp = &$modulePlugins;
$mp[] = array("QuickEdit","Renders QuickEdit links in the frontend",0,"$setupPath/quickedit.plugin.tpl","","OnParseDocument,OnWebPagePrerender","f888bac76e1537ca8e0cbec772b4624a");
Here we can also add a module to the installer but this time using the array -
name,
description,
type - 0:file or 1:content,
file or content,
properties,
guid,
enable_sharedparams
# setup modules - array : name, description, type - 0:file or 1:content, file or content,properties, guid,enable_sharedparams
$mm = &$moduleModules;
$mm[] = array("QuickEdit","Renders QuickEdit links in the frontend",0,"$setupPath/quickedit.module.tpl","&mod_path=Module Path (from site root);string;assets/modules/quick_edit","f888bac76e1537ca8e0cbec772b4624a",1);
Use the callback function option to invoke a function at the end of the install. Here you can perform other tasks.
# setup callback function
$callBackFnc = "clean_up";
function clean_up($sqlParser) {
// your code here
}
