Manually parsing a Widget/API in Velocity
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Mark Pitely
Oct 15, 2021, 12:48:59 PM10/15/21
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Is there a suggested way to 'manually' call an existing widget and have it be parsed?
i.e. I can usually do something like this for webcontent:
#set ($content=$dotcontent.find('UUID-identifier'))
$content.Body
for when I want to add some generic content without having a container/template relationship.
How would I accomplish this with a widget istance?
#dotParse? $dotcontent.find?
I could call the API, I guess: /api/widget/id/17723c01-d9ae-4ca9-b11f-6125961509c1
but the only ways I know how to do that *internally* is with $import.read() or $json.fetch.
I've been warned against using $import against my own server.
I could add it with JS, but would prefer to get it internally.
So, I guess my real question is what is the best practice for accessing the API via velocity on the same server? If there isn't a built-in tool to use our own API, that seems a little bit of an oversight.
Mark Pitely
Marywood University
Nathan Keiter
Oct 18, 2021, 9:07:54 AM10/18/21
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Generally speaking a widget content type is made up of two distinct parts.
1. Meta-data/config-data in the widget contentlet.
2. The rendering VTL code.
I think you could load the contentlet the way you normally load content.
Then right afterwards use a #dotParse( '/path/to/my/vtl/code.vtl' ) to drop in the rendering VTL code.
This should be doable, as it is a best practice to store all your VTL code in files anyway. (It shouldn't be in the widget.code field directly, but rather a #dotParse in the widget.code field.)
You might need to alias some of the meta-data/config-data variables if needed to make it work seamlessly.
#set ($content = $dotcontent.find( 'UUID-identifier' ) )
#set( $myField = $contentlet.myField )
#dotParse( '/application/path/to/my/vtl/code.vtl' )
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1. Meta-data/config-data in the widget contentlet.
2. The rendering VTL code.
I think you could load the contentlet the way you normally load content.
Then right afterwards use a #dotParse( '/path/to/my/vtl/code.vtl' ) to drop in the rendering VTL code.
This should be doable, as it is a best practice to store all your VTL code in files anyway. (It shouldn't be in the widget.code field directly, but rather a #dotParse in the widget.code field.)
You might need to alias some of the meta-data/config-data variables if needed to make it work seamlessly.
#set ($content = $dotcontent.find( 'UUID-identifier' ) )
#set( $myField = $contentlet.myField )
#dotParse( '/application/path/to/my/vtl/code.vtl' )
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Phone: 717.337.6993
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Is there a suggested way to 'manually' call an existing widget and have it be parsed?
i.e. I can usually do something like this for webcontent:
#set ($content=$dotcontent.find('UUID-identifier'))
$content.Body
for when I want to add some generic content without having a container/template relationship.
How would I accomplish this with a widget istance?
#dotParse? $dotcontent.find?
I could call the API, I guess: /api/widget/id/17723c01-d9ae-4ca9-b11f-6125961509c1
but the only ways I know how to do that *internally* is with $import.read<https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fimport.read&c=E,1,M_i8LWzIjw1DY-9NzRvXIDpFgTv9u-DbIdRPqXWmVlthLmxpMABb98VcOIDlrqGZAPWPda-gUDHsOHrzmOwpXyT9LL30FxRYrMPcu1riI-N58IR55eqLiv8,&typo=1&ancr_add=1>() or $json.fetch.
i.e. I can usually do something like this for webcontent:
#set ($content=$dotcontent.find('UUID-identifier'))
$content.Body
for when I want to add some generic content without having a container/template relationship.
How would I accomplish this with a widget istance?
#dotParse? $dotcontent.find?
I could call the API, I guess: /api/widget/id/17723c01-d9ae-4ca9-b11f-6125961509c1
I've been warned against using $import against my own server.
I could add it with JS, but would prefer to get it internally.
So, I guess my real question is what is the best practice for accessing the API via velocity on the same server? If there isn't a built-in tool to use our own API, that seems a little bit of an oversight.
Mark Pitely
Marywood University
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I could add it with JS, but would prefer to get it internally.
So, I guess my real question is what is the best practice for accessing the API via velocity on the same server? If there isn't a built-in tool to use our own API, that seems a little bit of an oversight.
Mark Pitely
Marywood University
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This might also be an option, but you'd have to test it out. Personally, I'd prefer the method I sent previously.?
#set( $content = $dotcontent.find( 'UUID-identifier' ) )
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#set( $content = $dotcontent.find( 'UUID-identifier' ) )
#set( $myField = $contentlet.myField )
#parse( $content.code )
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Mark Pitely
Oct 18, 2021, 9:34:36 AM10/18/21
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Thanks.
I'm already getting the content (with dotcontent.find) in the VTL for the widget (to access binary fields, etc) so the code is already using $var.field instead of just $field, so your method should work.
Probably just easier to write the vtl file to work when called by hand or by widget and just abstract the rest. At least I won't duplicate code that way.
To be honest, this does take quite a bit of wind out of widgets.
Maybe I can write a widget that produces javascript to API pull and display *other* widgets. I'd rather not depend on js, but it seems the best/easiest solution here.
Mark Pitely
Marywood University
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For what it's worth, most of my velocity work is done via a simple #dotParse()
If I need to make it easier for content contributors, I add a simple widget they can use that does a #dotParse() in the body.
The only time I really use a proper widget content type is to organize multiple similar widgets. Basically to store config values to change behaviors of complex modular velocity code bases.
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If I need to make it easier for content contributors, I add a simple widget they can use that does a #dotParse() in the body.
The only time I really use a proper widget content type is to organize multiple similar widgets. Basically to store config values to change behaviors of complex modular velocity code bases.
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Gettysburg College | Information Technology | DataSystems
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Phone: 717.337.6993
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Thanks.
I'm already getting the content (with dotcontent.find) in the VTL for the widget (to access binary fields, etc) so the code is already using $var.field instead of just $field, so your method should work.
Probably just easier to write the vtl file to work when called by hand or by widget and just abstract the rest. At least I won't duplicate code that way.
To be honest, this does take quite a bit of wind out of widgets.
Maybe I can write a widget that produces javascript to API pull and display *other* widgets. I'd rather not depend on js, but it seems the best/easiest solution here.
Mark Pitely
Marywood University
I'm already getting the content (with dotcontent.find) in the VTL for the widget (to access binary fields, etc) so the code is already using $var.field instead of just $field, so your method should work.
Probably just easier to write the vtl file to work when called by hand or by widget and just abstract the rest. At least I won't duplicate code that way.
To be honest, this does take quite a bit of wind out of widgets.
Maybe I can write a widget that produces javascript to API pull and display *other* widgets. I'd rather not depend on js, but it seems the best/easiest solution here.
Mark Pitely
Marywood University
On Mon, Oct 18, 2021 at 9:23 AM 'Nathan Keiter' via dotCMS User Group <dot...@googlegroups.com<mailto:dot...@googlegroups.com>> wrote:
This might also be an option, but you'd have to test it out. Personally, I'd prefer the method I sent previously.?
#set( $content = $dotcontent.find( 'UUID-identifier' ) )
#set( $myField = $contentlet.myField )
#parse( $content.code )
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This might also be an option, but you'd have to test it out. Personally, I'd prefer the method I sent previously.?
#set( $content = $dotcontent.find( 'UUID-identifier' ) )
#set( $myField = $contentlet.myField )
#parse( $content.code )
Nathan I. Keiter | Lead Network Applications Programmer
Gettysburg College | Information Technology | DataSystems
Campus Box 2453 | 300 North Washington Street | Gettysburg, PA 17325
Phone: 717.337.6993
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Subject: Re: [dotcms] Manually parsing a Widget/API in Velocity
Generally speaking a widget content type is made up of two distinct parts.
1. Meta-data/config-data in the widget contentlet.
2. The rendering VTL code.
I think you could load the contentlet the way you normally load content.
Then right afterwards use a #dotParse( '/path/to/my/vtl/code.vtl' ) to drop in the rendering VTL code.
This should be doable, as it is a best practice to store all your VTL code in files anyway. (It shouldn't be in the widget.code field directly, but rather a #dotParse in the widget.code field.)
You might need to alias some of the meta-data/config-data variables if needed to make it work seamlessly.
#set ($content = $dotcontent.find( 'UUID-identifier' ) )
#set( $myField = $contentlet.myField )
#dotParse( '/application/path/to/my/vtl/code.vtl' )
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Generally speaking a widget content type is made up of two distinct parts.
1. Meta-data/config-data in the widget contentlet.
2. The rendering VTL code.
I think you could load the contentlet the way you normally load content.
Then right afterwards use a #dotParse( '/path/to/my/vtl/code.vtl' ) to drop in the rendering VTL code.
This should be doable, as it is a best practice to store all your VTL code in files anyway. (It shouldn't be in the widget.code field directly, but rather a #dotParse in the widget.code field.)
You might need to alias some of the meta-data/config-data variables if needed to make it work seamlessly.
#set ($content = $dotcontent.find( 'UUID-identifier' ) )
#set( $myField = $contentlet.myField )
#dotParse( '/application/path/to/my/vtl/code.vtl' )
Nathan I. Keiter | Lead Network Applications Programmer
Gettysburg College | Information Technology | DataSystems
Campus Box 2453 | 300 North Washington Street | Gettysburg, PA 17325
Phone: 717.337.6993
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Is there a suggested way to 'manually' call an existing widget and have it be parsed?
i.e. I can usually do something like this for webcontent:
#set ($content=$dotcontent.find('UUID-identifier'))
$content.Body
for when I want to add some generic content without having a container/template relationship.
How would I accomplish this with a widget istance?
#dotParse? $dotcontent.find?
I could call the API, I guess: /api/widget/id/17723c01-d9ae-4ca9-b11f-6125961509c1
but the only ways I know how to do that *internally* is with $import.read<https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fimport.read&c=E,1,uZiwH_-59HA16iNAEmef6u-fD8vESBZQofx4QozNlFyASVXiNnuWk6LyeV6KfFSSkplX4typ9iC3FbAViaqndC6coQgj4fqGT_DVsmXWqPL1ndAS&typo=1&ancr_add=1><https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fimport.read&c=E,1,M_i8LWzIjw1DY-9NzRvXIDpFgTv9u-DbIdRPqXWmVlthLmxpMABb98VcOIDlrqGZAPWPda-gUDHsOHrzmOwpXyT9LL30FxRYrMPcu1riI-N58IR55eqLiv8,&typo=1&ancr_add=1>() or $json.fetch.
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Is there a suggested way to 'manually' call an existing widget and have it be parsed?
i.e. I can usually do something like this for webcontent:
#set ($content=$dotcontent.find('UUID-identifier'))
$content.Body
for when I want to add some generic content without having a container/template relationship.
How would I accomplish this with a widget istance?
#dotParse? $dotcontent.find?
I could call the API, I guess: /api/widget/id/17723c01-d9ae-4ca9-b11f-6125961509c1
I've been warned against using $import against my own server.
I could add it with JS, but would prefer to get it internally.
So, I guess my real question is what is the best practice for accessing the API via velocity on the same server? If there isn't a built-in tool to use our own API, that seems a little bit of an oversight.
Mark Pitely
Marywood University
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I could add it with JS, but would prefer to get it internally.
So, I guess my real question is what is the best practice for accessing the API via velocity on the same server? If there isn't a built-in tool to use our own API, that seems a little bit of an oversight.
Mark Pitely
Marywood University
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