Re: [ppa-dev] CRUD generator plugin for PPA stable

[Miguel U. <mig...@sk...>]

@ioguix About file generation, i use webserver's temporary folder (usually /tmp). This folder have write permission on a normal installation because it's a common and secure way to create files. So there "shouldn't be" any problems. After a user downloads the zip file, files are deleted.

@Karl thanks for feedback, yes. I see the problems of including this 
inside ppa, but we'll see what would happen in the future. But receiving 
support from the official project (in the wiki/download page) it's great 
for me. Also, i would need to include some js (jquery) files that would 
increase ppa's file size if it doesn't' use it, so i see difficult to 
include it in the official release.

Also, this crud generator is usually for beginners, academic study or 
small stuff, real coders uses framework's tools like you said.

Thanks for the support, i'll the information at the wiki.

El 07/06/13 13:32, Karl O. Pinc escribió:
> On 06/07/2013 09:29:38 AM, Jehan-Guillaume (ioguix) de Rorthais wrote:
>> On 03/06/2013 18:13, Miguel Useche wrote:
>>> Hello guys,
>> Heh Miguel !
>>
>>> Some years ago I did a CRUD generator for PPA, after long time and
>> 3
>>
>>> re-wrotes (due to PHP 5.3, Leonardo's plugin's architecture and
>> official
>>> changes) I've released the plugin for the stable version of PPA.
>> However, AFAIUI, it seems the plugin is generating some PHP files.
>> Couldn't it be possible to keep them in database instead of requiring
>> a
>> local access with write permissions ?
>> It would keep things much more easy to manage and secure...but a bit
>> more complex to extract/print from the code POV. I should admit.
> My thought is that you should do
> whatever you want with it because,
> while I can't speak for the PPA project,
> it's not likely to be part of PPA proper.
> Although we welcome having
> the plugin available turning PPA into
> an application generator is beyond the scope of
> what anybody wants to maintain.
>
> I did look at the video.  It looks spiffy.  Although I have to say that
> I find code generators to be more trouble than their worth -- there's
> a reason why application frameworks (Django, werkzug, Pyramid, etc.)
> are dominant in that space.
>
>>> Hope you check it and i wonder if it's possible to have it in the
>>> official software of ppa.
>> What about creating a plugin page on the phppgadmin wiki to list
>> plugins
>> and offer them a dedicated page there if needed ?
>>
>> You could link to a github as well from such a page as instance...
> I made the page, linked from the docs/faq page.  It would be good
> to add your plugin to this new page.
>
> http://phppgadmin.sourceforge.net/doku.php?id=contrib
>
> Regards,
>
> Karl <ko...@me...>
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>                   -- Robert A. Heinlein
>

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