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Plugins

Working with Plugins

Find plugins

You can search within composer for Drutiny plugins:

composer search drutiny

Available Druitiny plugins

Plugin Name	Description
drutiny/plugin-drupal-7	Drupal 7 plugin for Drutiny
drutiny/plugin-drupal-8	Drupal 8 plugin for Drutiny
drutiny/plugin-distro-common	Common Drutiny policies for Drupal distributions
drutiny/cloudflare	Integration with Cloudflare
drutiny/acquia	Acquia support for the Drutiny audit checker
drutiny/http	Drutiny auditing and policies on HTTP requests
drutiny/sumologic	Integration with SumoLogic

Install plugins

Install plugins via Packagist (default)

composer require drutiny/acquia 2.x-dev

Install plugins from a VCS repository

If you want extend Drutiny with some private features, you may want host this without composer and include a VCS repository directly. Read composer docs

To do so, update the Drutiny composer.json and add your repository.

{
    "require-dev": {
        "drutiny/plugin-name": "dev-Drutiny-Plugin"

    },
    "repositories": [
        {
            "type": "vcs",
            "url":  "git@bitbucket.org:vendor/my-private-repo.git",
            "reference": "Drutiny-Plugin"
        }
    ]
}

Creating a plugin

Getting started

We strongly recommend to not change/ modify drutiny or its plugins directly, instead create a custom plugin and override or extend the existing functionallity.

Create the plugin

As the minimum requirement for an plugin, we need a folder with the name of the plugin and some composer library definitions in a composer.json file.

{
    "name": "drutiny/plugin-name",
    "type": "library",
    "description": "Plugin for Drutiny",
    "keywords": ["drupal", "audit", "drush", "ssh", "report"],
    "authors": [
        {"name": "Bruce Wayne", "email": "bruce.wayne@example.com"}
    ],
    "require": {
        "drutiny/drutiny": "2.x-dev",
        "symfony/yaml": "^3.2"
    },
}

Create custom commands and configuration

Drutiny is extensible through a config file where you can add commands, templates and targets to extend Drutiny's existing ones.

All extensions are registered through a file called drutiny.config.yml which should be placed in the root of an extension/plugin library

Example for a new command:

Command:
  - Drutiny\Acquia\Command\SiteFactoryProfileRunCommand

Example for adding a template directory:

Template:
  - my-templates

See documentation on profiles for more information about templates.