Is the given module interactively configurable?
This method can be used to simply determine if a module is configurable (yes or no), or more specifically how it is configurable.
Return value details
If module is configurable via external configuration file:
- Returns string of full path/filename to
ModuleName.config.php
file
If module is configurable because it implements a configurable module interface:
- Returns boolean
true
if module is configurable via the staticgetModuleConfigInputfields()
method. This particular method is compatible with all past versions of ProcessWire. - Returns integer
2
if module is configurable via the non-staticgetModuleConfigInputfields()
and requires no arguments. - Returns integer
3
if module is configurable via the non-staticgetModuleConfigInputfields()
and requires$data
array. - Returns integer
4
if module is configurable via the non-staticgetModuleConfigInputfields()
and requiresInputfieldWrapper
argument. - Returns integer
19
if module is configurable via non-staticgetModuleConfigArray()
method. - Returns integer
20
if module is configurable via staticgetModuleConfigArray()
method.
If module is not configurable:
- Returns boolean
false
if not configurable
This method is named isConfigurableModule() in ProcessWire versions prior to to 3.0.16.
Available since version 3.0.16.
Examples
// Determine IF a module is configurable
if($modules->isConfigurable('HelloWorld')) {
// Module is configurable
} else {
// Module is NOT configurable
}
// Determine HOW a module is configurable
$configurable = $module->isConfigurable('HelloWorld');
if($configurable === true) {
// configurable in a way compatible with all past versions of ProcessWire
} else if(is_string($configurable)) {
// configurable via an external configuration file
// file is identifed in $configurable variable
} else if(is_int($configurable)) {
// configurable via a method in the class
// the $configurable variable contains a number with specifics
} else {
// module is NOT configurable
}
Usage
// basic usage
$bool = $modulesConfigs->isConfigurable($class);
// usage with all arguments
$bool = $modulesConfigs->isConfigurable($class, bool $useCache = true);
Arguments
Name | Type(s) | Description |
---|---|---|
class | Module, string | Module name |
useCache (optional) | bool | Use caching? This accepts a few options:
|
Return value
bool
string
int
See details about return values in method description.
ModulesConfigs methods and properties
API reference based on ProcessWire core version 3.0.236