Panic Coda Drupal plugin

Panic's Coda is a great editor/IDE (mac only). Since the latest version a new Plugin architecture is available. I haven't found any Drupal plugins yet, so I decided to write my own.

You can download the plugin here.

What's in it?

Drupal

API

Press ^H (ctrl + H) on a selected word to look it up on api.drupal.org. Selecting a hook, will look up the hook.

Flush caches

Flushes the caches. Same as going to admin/settings/performance and hitting the button there.

NOTE: You have to be in a Coda local Site. The root of the Coda local Site should be the root of your Drupal site.

Run cron

Runs cron on your site.

NOTE: You have to be in a Coda local Site. The root of the Coda local Site should be the root of your Drupal site.

Create module

Creates a module stub in sites/all/modules custom. If you select some text in some file (whatever file), the module name is that select text. If you haven't selected anything, the name is "New module".

NOTE: You have to be in a Coda local Site. The root of the Coda local Site should be the root of your Drupal site.

Text

Some text commands:
- Remove trailing spaces
- Uppercase
- Lowercase
- URL escape
- URL unescame
- Slug : Converts the selected text to a slug; removes all nog alphanumeric characters and replaces whitespace by dashes.

Attachment	Size
Drupal.codaplugin.zip	96.53 KB

Written on March 08, 2009 at 12:26, tagged as Coda, Coda Drupal plugin, Drupal

Comments

Davy Van Den Bremt said on January 21, 2010 at 08:08.

Get the latest version of the Drupal Coda Plugin.

Menu items are only available if you have opened some file.

Anonymous (not verified) said on January 20, 2010 at 20:21.

I thought I set up my local site correctly, in my local file browser I see the drupal index.php and all of the files however all the menu options are grayed out. What am I doing worng? Using Drupal 3 plugin.

joe (not verified) said on August 05, 2009 at 16:48.

You have to be in a Coda local Site. The root of the Coda local Site should be the root of your Drupal site.

Anonymous (not verified) said on April 14, 2009 at 15:42.

Awesome plugin. Thanks a lot!

MArk Dorison (not verified) said on April 08, 2009 at 17:49.

Any way to make some of these local-only features work with remote sites? With my current workflow I work with only a remote site and no local site so it would be great if these features would still work. In any case, great work!

Irakli (not verified) said on March 27, 2009 at 05:57.

Awesome plugin. Thanks a lot!

Davy Van Den Bremt said on March 12, 2009 at 06:58.

Hi Btully,

It's your local root that's important, that has to point to your drupal installation (where index.php resides among others)

btully (not verified) said on March 11, 2009 at 23:16.

Wow, Davy -- this looks really impressive! Thanks so much for taking the time to put this together.

I'm a little unclear on how to get some of the items working within the Drupal menu. You mentioned above that "you have to be in a Coda local Site". Can you explain some more on how this works? Items such as "flush caches", "create module" and "run cron" are not doing anything for me -- so I was curious as to what it's supposed to do. I am running Drupal locally via MAMP and my Coda site's local url correctly points to the site. But again, when I select any of those über-cool menu items, nothing happens.

Thanks again!

Davy Van Den Bremt said on March 10, 2009 at 14:38.

Do you have a sites/all/modules/custom folder?

elliott (not verified) said on March 10, 2009 at 14:33.

This is great!

Can't seem to get the create module feature working though, I'm using the 'sites' feature with the drupal root as the root of my local site.

the ^H lookup is awesome :)

dunkoh (not verified) said on March 09, 2009 at 05:48.

I absolutely love Coda and now have you to thank for extending it even more!

Thanks!