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PrimoFeaturesJSON

features.json is a file which lists the various add-ons available for installation through Primo-Studio.

The file consists a JSON-Array which holds JSON-Objects. Each object in the array is called a descriptor and defines a single add-on.

Example descriptor:

	{
		"face": "https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/905906120794963968/lHQ0ivpW_400x400.jpg",
		"notes": "Add a nav bar underneath the search bar to provide additional links in the primo-explore UI",
		"who": "NYU Libraries",
		"what": "primo-explore-search-bar-sub-menu",
		"linkGit": "https://github.com/NYULibraries/primo-explore-search-bar-sub-menu",
		"npmid": "search-bar-sub-menu-studio",
		"version": "0.0.4",
		"hook": "prm-search-bar-after",
		"config": {
			"multiple":5,
			"form":
			[
				{"key":"name"},
				{"key":"description"},
				{"key":"action"},
				{"key":"iconSet", "templateOptions":{"label": "icon set"}},
				{"key":"iconName", "templateOptions":{"label": "icon name"}},
				{"key":"cssClasses"},
				{"key":"show_xs"}
			]
		}
	}

Descriptor

A descriptor is a JSON-Object consisting the following fields :

name type usage
face string: required URL of image icon to be placed next to add button
what string: required Tilte of add-on
notes string: required Brief description of add-on
linkGit string: required URL link for github of add-on
npmid string: required ID of add-on as published on NPM
version string: required Version of add-on to be installed from NPM. Necessary in order to update add-on in Primo Studio
hook string: required Name of hook where want to place add-on. E.g: prm-search-bar-after
systemExclusive string: optional System where the feature only works there, primo or ve. The field is optional because by default any feature should work for both systems, but on special cases (requests, locations, etc...) there is option to limit the system to just one system (primo \ ve)
config JSON-Object: optional Object defining a form that will be opened in Primo Studio where users can enter configuration parameters for add-on. See Below.

'config' field

The config field of a descriptor is optional and if added will cause Primo-Studio to open a form prompting user to enter the requested parameters when installing the add-on. 'config' is a JSON-Object consisting the following fields:

name type usage
multiple Number: optional default:1 Max number of forms that are able to be set by the user for the add-on. e.g: Each form defines a link that will be placed under the search bar and we want to allow up to 5 links.
form JSON-Array: required Json-Array where each element is a JSON-Object defining an input field in the form. See below.

The form field is JSON-Array where each element is a JSON-Object defining a single input field in the form. e.g:

    [
		{"key":"name"},
		{"key":"description"},
		{"key":"action"},
		{"key":"iconSet", "templateOptions":{"label": "icon set"}},
		{"key":"iconName", "templateOptions":{"label": "icon name"}},
		{"key":"cssClasses"},
		{"key":"show_xs"}
    ]

The simplest example for defining a form field is adding only a key parameter. e.g: {"key":"name"}. In this case the form will consist of a field whose title is "name". The parameter will be accessed in the add-on code through the key "name".

If you would like to define a field whose title and key are different you could define the following object for example:
{"key":"iconSet", "templateOptions":{"label": "icon set"}}

For additional form field options see: https://github.com/formly-js/angular-formly-templates-bootstrap

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