Creating a module tutorial #261
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Fedik
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| ```php | ||
| $document = $this->app->getDocument(); | ||
| $document->addScriptOptions('vars', array('suffix' => "!")); |
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I suggest to use mod_hello.vars as the options name (prefixed by extension name) for the tutorial.
It is not strict but recommended approach. Because it is global storage of the options and "very generic" option name can collide with another extension.
Then, when people will copy/paste this tutorial, they will doing it "right" 😉
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First step of module development tutorial.
Pull request created so that I can check the docusaurus presentation.
I'll be adding further tutorial steps to the same pull request.