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<?php
/**
* Piwik - free/libre analytics platform
*
* @link http://piwik.org
* @license http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html GPL v3 or later
*
*/
namespace Piwik\Settings;
/**
* Lets you configure a form field.
*
* @api
*/
class FieldConfig
{
/**
* Shows a radio field
*/
const UI_CONTROL_RADIO = 'radio';
/**
* Shows a text field
*/
const UI_CONTROL_TEXT = 'text';
/**
* Shows a text area
*/
const UI_CONTROL_TEXTAREA = 'textarea';
/**
* Shows a checkbox
*/
const UI_CONTROL_CHECKBOX = 'checkbox';
/**
* Shows a password field
*/
const UI_CONTROL_PASSWORD = 'password';
/**
* Shows a select field where a user can select multiple values. The type "Array" is required for this ui control.
*/
const UI_CONTROL_MULTI_SELECT = 'multiselect';
/**
* Shows a select field
*/
const UI_CONTROL_SINGLE_SELECT = 'select';
/**
* Generates a hidden form field
*/
const UI_CONTROL_HIDDEN = 'hidden';
/**
* Expects an integer value
*/
const TYPE_INT = 'integer';
/**
* Expects a float value
*/
const TYPE_FLOAT = 'float';
/**
* Expects a string
*/
const TYPE_STRING = 'string';
/**
* Expects a boolean
*/
const TYPE_BOOL = 'boolean';
/**
* Expects an array containing multiple values
*/
const TYPE_ARRAY = 'array';
/**
* Describes what HTML element should be used to manipulate the setting through Piwik's UI.
*
* See {@link Piwik\Plugin\Settings} for a list of supported control types.
*
* @var string
*/
public $uiControl = null;
/**
* Name-value mapping of HTML attributes that will be added HTML form control, eg,
* `array('size' => 3)`. Attributes will be escaped before outputting.
*
* @var array
*/
public $uiControlAttributes = array();
/**
* The list of all available values for this setting. If null, the setting can have any value.
*
* If supplied, this field should be an array mapping available values with their prettified
* display value. Eg, if set to `array('nb_visits' => 'Visits', 'nb_actions' => 'Actions')`,
* the UI will display **Visits** and **Actions**, and when the user selects one, Piwik will
* set the setting to **nb_visits** or **nb_actions** respectively.
*
* The setting value will be validated if this field is set. If the value is not one of the
* available values, an error will be triggered.
*
* _Note: If a custom validator is supplied (see {@link $validate}), the setting value will
* not be validated._
*
* @var null|array
*/
public $availableValues = null;
/**
* Text that will appear above this setting's section in the _Plugin Settings_ admin page.
*
* @var null|string
*/
public $introduction = null;
/**
* Text that will appear directly underneath the setting title in the _Plugin Settings_ admin
* page. If set, should be a short description of the setting.
*
* @var null|string
*/
public $description = null;
/**
* Text that will appear next to the setting's section in the _Plugin Settings_ admin page. If set,
* it should contain information about the setting that is more specific than a general description,
* such as the format of the setting value if it has a special format.
*
* Be sure to escape any user input as HTML can be used here.
*
* @var null|string
*/
public $inlineHelp = null;
/**
* A closure that does some custom validation on the setting before the setting is persisted.
*
* The closure should take two arguments: the setting value and the {@link Setting} instance being
* validated. If the value is found to be invalid, the closure should throw an exception with
* a message that describes the error.
*
* **Example**
*
* $setting->validate = function ($value, Setting $setting) {
* if ($value > 60) {
* throw new \Exception('The time limit is not allowed to be greater than 60 minutes.');
* }
* }
*
* @var null|\Closure
*/
public $validate = null;
/**
* A closure that transforms the setting value. If supplied, this closure will be executed after
* the setting has been validated.
*
* _Note: If a transform is supplied, the setting's {@link $type} has no effect. This means the
* transformation function will be responsible for casting the setting value to the appropriate
* data type._
*
* **Example**
*
* $setting->transform = function ($value, Setting $setting) {
* if ($value > 30) {
* $value = 30;
* }
*
* return (int) $value;
* }
*
* @var null|\Closure
*/
public $transform = null;
/**
* This setting's display name, for example, `'Refresh Interval'`.
*
* Be sure to escape any user input as HTML can be used here.
*
* @var string
*/
public $title = '';
/**
* Here you can define conditions so that certain form fields will be only shown when a certain condition
* is true. This condition is supposed to be evaluated on the client side dynamically. This way you can hide
* for example some fields depending on another field. For example if SiteSearch is disabled, fields to enter
* site search keywords is not needed anymore and can be disabled.
*
* For example 'sitesearch', or 'sitesearch && !use_sitesearch_default' where 'sitesearch' and 'use_sitesearch_default'
* are both values of fields.
*
* @var string
*/
public $condition;
}
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