CINC Display

Manage display settings with CINC using an entity-specific interface.

Usage

Create or update a module and add dependencies[] = cinc_display to your module's info file.

Next, add hook_cinc_display_apply:

function example_module_cinc_display_apply() {
  // update default/full settings for the page content type
  CINCDisplay::init('page')
    ->field('field_author_image', 'image.image_image')
    ->setImageStyle('field_author_image', 'medium')
    ->field('field_author')
    ->field('body')
    ->update();

  CINCDisplay::init('page', 'teaser')
    ->field('field_author')
    ->field('body', 'text_summary_or_trimmed')
    ->field('field_topic', array(
        'type' => 'taxonomy_link',
        'module' => 'taxonomy',
      ))
    ->update();
}

By default, fields not listed will be hidden but you can also explicitly hide
fields:

CINCDisplay::init('page', 'teaser')
  ->field('field_author')
  ->field('body', 'text_summary_or_trimmed')
  ->hide('field_author_image')
  ->update();

CINC Display will apply a field's default formatter and settings if you don't specify options. Currently, CINCDisplay ties into cinc_yaml functionality so after the CINC YAML config is applied, CINCDisplay will invoke hook_cinc_display_apply.

Experimental: you can copy another display:

$default = CINCDisplay::init('page')
  ...;

$teaser = CINCDisplay::cloneDisplay($default, 'page', 'teaser')
  ...;