Bundle

Migrate Module to Bundle System

Here are some tips to migrate your old modules to the new Bundle system.

At the moment not all modules can be migrated to a Bundle.

Modules that use module_addeventhook i.e. the special events system of the game.
- For example, special events in the forest, the village...
Modules that make use of the prefs or prefs-* (like prefs-drinks, prefs-mounts...) configuration for now there is no option to transfer this data.

Modules that do not fall under the previous section, there should be no problem to migrate them to a Bundle.

If the module uses settings for its configuration. You should use the configuration of a Symfony Bundle.
For user prefs prefs I'm preparing a Bundle Settings that allow set a settings for bundle and/or user
- These settings are intended to save certain settings for the user or the bundle itself that will change during runtime.
- In case you do not need the settings to change at runtime it is better to use the Symfony Bundle configuration system.
Modules that use MODULE_run for show content with runmodule.php?module=*.
- Use:
  - Create controllers for your new Bundle
  - If your module use:
```
    function MODULE_getmoduleinfo()
    {
        return [
            //....
            'allowanonymous'      => true,
            'override_forced_nav' => true,
            //....
        ];
    }
```
    - Replace this with:
      - Implement in controller interface Lotgd\Core\Controller\LotgdControllerInterface
        
        Configure as you need. Remember that this configuration is for all methods in controller.
        
        If you need some method public and other for user logged, create diferent controller.
  - Replace runmodule.php?module=MODULE_NAME for runmodule.php?method=METHOD_NAME&controller=urlencode(CONTROLLER_NAME)
```
    //-- Example
    $url = 'runmodule.php?method=index&controller='.urlencode(\Lotgd\Local\Controller\ModuleController::class);
    \LotgdNavigation::addNav('Do anything', $url);
```