`fedms_content`¶

Owns the editorial content entities — fedms_event and fedms_session — and the default paragraph types they use.

GitLab¶

fedms/components/content

What it ships¶

Content entity types¶

Entity type	Purpose
`fedms_event`	The editorial body of an event.
`fedms_session`	The editorial body of a session.

Both are revisionable, translatable, owner-aware, and bundle-driven. Bundles are the fedms_event_type and fedms_session_type config entities.

Out of the box, one bundle of each ships: in. Customers create their own bundles to model their event/session types.

Paragraph types¶

Four built-in paragraph types for the description field:

Paragraph type	Field
`text`	`field_text` (formatted text)
`media`	`field_media` (media reference)
`view`	`field_view` (views reference)
`webform`	`field_webform` (webform reference)

Pathauto patterns¶

pathauto.pattern.event — alias pattern for fedms_event.
pathauto.pattern.session — alias pattern for fedms_session.

Entity classes¶

`Event` (`src/Entity/Event.php`)¶

@ContentEntityType(id = "fedms_event") — revisionable, translatable. Base fields:

status (boolean)
description (paragraph, revisionable, translatable, unlimited cardinality, accepts media/text/view/webform paragraphs)
uid (owner)
created, changed

Bundle = fedms_event_type.

`Session` (`src/Entity/Session.php`)¶

@ContentEntityType(id = "fedms_session") — same shape as Event.

Bundle = fedms_session_type.

Forms¶

EventForm / EventTypeForm
SessionForm / SessionTypeForm

The forms handle the create / edit flows for events and sessions. Customizations to the field order, widget choices, and labels go through the standard Drupal form-display config (managed at /admin/structure/fedms_event_types/manage/<bundle>/form-display).

Access control¶

EventAccessControlHandler
SessionAccessControlHandler

Both delegate to the standard Drupal access checks plus the group content access checks via the group module.

Tokens¶

fedms_content.tokens.inc defines FedMS-specific tokens. (See the file itself for the current set.)

Module dependencies¶

- group:group
- paragraphs:paragraphs
- viewsreference:viewsreference

Strict types and modern style¶

fedms_content uses declare(strict_types=1); in all new files and adopts the modern Drupal 11 entity-API style. New code in this module should follow the same conventions.

When to change this module¶

Adding fields to fedms_event or fedms_session.
Adding new paragraph types for the description field.
Changing the base fields (rare; consider whether it should be a bundle field instead).
Adjusting access logic.

When not to change this module¶

Adding fields to the group entity — those go in fedms_federation.
Adding new event/session bundles (event types / session types) — those are tenant-specific config, exported per-tenant.

Next steps¶

Entities — the cross-module data model.
fedms_federation — the group side.
Concepts → Events, Concepts → Sessions.

fedms_content¶