Most Drupal 10 installations on campus will be hosted on OIT Web Hosting and managed through composer (not Installatron as was used for Drupal 7 and earlier). Updating Drupal 10 under composer is relatively straightforward, but does involve several steps:
Mercury Reader requires an extra php extension outside of what lando's drupal10 recipe typically provides.
Adjust your lando.yml Landofile to include the following:
services:
appserver:
build_as_root:
- apt-get update -y
- apt-get install libxslt1-dev -y
- docker-php-ext-install xsl
- docker-php-ext-enable xslRebuild your lando environment to install the libraries:
lando rebuild -y
For most general use cases, we recommend the OIT Web Hosting turnkey install option of Drupal 10: when requesting a new Web Hosting account, you can mark the Drupal Express option on the request form and your account will be pre-loaded with a ready-to-use version of Drupal 10 complete with the official Georgia Tech web theme and page layout system.
Media Library in Drupal 10 offers a lot of great functionality for managing and reusing images (and other media types), but out-of-the-box it has a notable accessibility issue.
List of potentially useful Layout Builder Extensions within the Layout Builder Ecosystem:
Lando provides scaffolding for tools like Drupal Console and Drush.
To use these tools within Lando, just pre-empt your command with lando to make sure it's running within the Lando interface.
For example, to install a new module in Drupal 8 using Drupal Console, use:
The below scenario assumes you have Lando installed on your own machine for local development.
Install Drupal via composer:
composer create-project drupal-composer/drupal-project:10.x-dev SITENAME --no-interactionEnter SITENAME and init lando.
What is Lando? From the Lando documentation:
Satisfies a comment on drupal.org:
Someday I would like to spend the time to make a list of the various field types and the best way to check whether they are empty so I can stop Googling this thread every few months.
{% if content.field|render is not empty %}
{{ content.field }}
{% endif %}
Note that this can be an expensive (resource-wise) check to make.
Twig stubs and code-samples to aid your Twig template development.