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Example using a dynamic variable and dependency injection
Last updated on
2 October 2019
As an example, the content type machine name (e.g. 'page') could be replaced with a variable $content_type in the generated code. Let's say, if we are inside a class now using dependency injection, the first line to set our configuration object would look like:
use Drupal\Core\Config\ConfigFactoryInterface;
...
$this->configFactory->getEditable('language.content_settings.node.' . $content_type)->setData([
Also other occurrences of 'page' should also be replaced with $content_type like:
'dependencies' => [
'config' => ['node.type.' . $content_type],
'id' => 'node.' . $content_type,
'target_bundle' => $content_type,
Wrapping the whole code snippet then inside a foreach loop to set a certain configuration for each content-type:
use Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityTypeBundleInfoInterface;
// Enable translations for each existing content type.
$bundle_info = $this->entityTypeBundleInfo->getBundleInfo('node');
foreach ($bundle_info as $content_type => $value) {
....
}
Documentation
Simple Configuration API - Writing configuration - Drupal 8 guide on Drupal.org
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