FinanceBuddy: per-board opt-in gate on Integrations page (v0.3) new files Helper Template

Asset/css/finance.css

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+/*
+ * FinanceBuddy styles.
+ *
+ * Empty for now. The money badge (.fb-badge / .fb-installments) and the per-column total
+ * (.fb-column-total) styling are added as those features land in later versions.
+ */

Asset/css/skeleton.css

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-/* Skeleton plugin styles -- add CSS here. Loaded via template:layout:css. */

Asset/js/skeleton.js

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-// Skeleton plugin script -- add JS here. Loaded via template:layout:js.

Helper/FinanceHelper.php

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+<?php
+
+namespace Kanboard\Plugin\FinanceBuddy\Helper;
+
+use Kanboard\Core\Base;
+
+/**
+ * Template/controller helper for FinanceBuddy.
+ *
+ * FinanceBuddy is opt-in per board: every render and save point is gated on isEnabled(), so an
+ * un-enabled board is untouched. The flag lives in project metadata (key financebuddy_enabled),
+ * written by the checkbox on the project's Integrations page.
+ */
+class FinanceHelper extends Base
+{
+    const ENABLED_KEY = 'financebuddy_enabled';
+
+    /**
+     * Is FinanceBuddy enabled for this board?
+     *
+     * @param  integer $project_id
+     * @return bool
+     */
+    public function isEnabled($project_id)
+    {
+        return (int) $this->projectMetadataModel->get($project_id, self::ENABLED_KEY, 0) === 1;
+    }
+}

Plugin.php

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 <?php
 
-namespace Kanboard\Plugin\Skeleton;
+namespace Kanboard\Plugin\FinanceBuddy;
 
 use Kanboard\Core\Plugin\Base;
 
@@ -8,28 +8,32 @@ class Plugin extends Base
 {
     public function initialize()
     {
-        // 1. Render a visible word at the top of every page (the demo output).
-        $this->template->hook->attach('template:layout:top', 'skeleton:layout/header');
-
-        // 2. Load the plugin stylesheet (currently empty -- proves the CSS hook fires).
+        // Plugin stylesheet. Empty for now; the money badge and per-column total styling
+        // are added as those features land in later versions.
         $this->hook->on('template:layout:css', array(
-            'template' => 'plugins/Skeleton/Asset/css/skeleton.css',
+            'template' => 'plugins/FinanceBuddy/Asset/css/finance.css',
         ));
 
-        // 3. Load the plugin script (currently empty -- proves the JS hook fires).
-        $this->hook->on('template:layout:js', array(
-            'template' => 'plugins/Skeleton/Asset/js/skeleton.js',
-        ));
+        // Per-board opt-in: a checkbox on the project's Settings -> Integrations page. Nothing
+        // else in the plugin renders or saves until a project manager enables it for that board.
+        $this->template->hook->attach('template:project:integrations', 'financeBuddy:project/integration');
+    }
+
+    public function getHelpers()
+    {
+        return array(
+            'Plugin\FinanceBuddy\Helper' => array('FinanceHelper'),
+        );
     }
 
     public function getPluginName()
     {
-        return 'Skeleton';
+        return 'FinanceBuddy';
     }
 
     public function getPluginDescription()
     {
-        return t('Reusable skeleton/template for building Kanboard plugins.');
+        return t('Attach a money value (debit/credit and installments) to board cards, shown on the card and totalled per column. Opt-in per board.');
     }
 
     public function getPluginAuthor()
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     public function getPluginVersion()
     {
-        return '0.1.0';
+        return '0.2.0';
     }
 
     public function getPluginHomepage()
     {
-        return 'https://code.beco.cc/beco/kanboard-plugin-skeleton';
+        return 'https://code.beco.cc/beco/FinanceBuddy';
     }
 
     public function getCompatibleVersion()

README.md

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-# Skeleton -- a Kanboard plugin template
+# FinanceBuddy -- money on your Kanboard cards
 
-A minimal, working Kanboard plugin that you copy and rename as the starting point for a
-real plugin. By itself it does only one trivial thing: it renders the word "Skeleton" at
-the top of every page. It changes no data and runs no database migration.
+Attach a money value to a board card, see it on the card, and total it per column -- so a
+Kanboard project can double as a simple, visual finance board (bills, installments, income
+vs expenses).
 
-## What it demonstrates
+FinanceBuddy is **opt-in per board**: installing it changes nothing until a project manager
+enables it for a specific board under Settings -> Integrations. Boards that are not enabled
+look exactly as before.
 
-- A complete `Plugin.php` registration class with all the metadata Kanboard shows in
-  Settings -> Plugins (name, description, author, version, homepage, compatible version).
-- A template hook (`template:layout:top`) that injects a template into the page.
-- Asset hooks (`template:layout:css` and `template:layout:js`) that load a stylesheet and
-  a script. They are empty for now but prove the injection path works -- handy when a real
-  plugin needs custom CSS or JS.
-- The standard plugin directory layout, with stub folders (`Controller/`, `Model/`,
-  `Schema/`, `Locale/`, `Test/`) ready to grow into.
+## The idea: a bill-lifecycle board
+
+Kanboard imposes no structure, so FinanceBuddy is built to fit one rather than dictate it. The
+suggested organization:
+
+- **Columns = a bill's status:** `Templates -> Due this month -> Paid`. Cards flow left to
+  right as they are paid.
+- **Tags = category:** housing, utilities, comms, food...
+- **Due date = the bill's due date;** color/priority = urgency.
+- Each card carries a **money value** (debit or credit) and, optionally, an **installment**
+  count (`p2/10` = 2nd of 10 payments; leave the total blank for an open-ended recurring bill).
+
+Recurring monthly bills can live as template cards spawned each month by the companion RecoReco
+plugin; FinanceBuddy only owns the money.
+
+## Money format
+
+Amounts are shown in R$ with a comma decimal and no thousand separator (for example
+`R$1234,56`). Input accepts either a dot or a comma as the decimal separator, so `1234.56` and
+`1234,56` are the same value.
+
+## Status
+
+Early development. This version registers the plugin and loads its stylesheet; the per-board
+toggle, the in-form editing, the card badge, and the per-column totals arrive in the following
+versions.
 
 ## Requirements
 
@@ -21,45 +41,9 @@ the top of every page. It changes no data and runs no database migration.
 
 ## Installation
 
-No build step and no dependencies.
-
-1. Copy this folder into your Kanboard installation as `plugins/Skeleton/`.
-2. Reload any page. The word "Skeleton" appears at the top.
-3. Confirm it under Settings -> Plugins.
-
-To uninstall, delete `plugins/Skeleton/`. Nothing else is left behind.
-
-## Directory layout
-
-```
-Skeleton/
-  Plugin.php              Registration and hook wiring (the only required file).
-  README.md
-  LICENSE                 AGPL-3.0.
-  Template/
-    layout/header.php     The visible "Skeleton" word.
-  Asset/
-    css/skeleton.css      Loaded via template:layout:css.
-    js/skeleton.js        Loaded via template:layout:js.
-  Controller/             Stub for future request handlers.
-  Model/                  Stub for future business logic / DB access.
-  Schema/                 Stub for future database migrations.
-  Locale/                 Stub for future translations (e.g. pt_BR/, fr_FR/).
-  Test/                   Stub for future unit tests.
-```
-
-## How to fork this into a new plugin
-
-1. Copy the folder and rename it, e.g. `plugins/MyPlugin/`. The folder name must match the
-   namespace and start with a capital letter.
-2. In `Plugin.php`, change the namespace from `Kanboard\Plugin\Skeleton` to
-   `Kanboard\Plugin\MyPlugin`.
-3. Update the metadata methods (`getPluginName`, `getPluginDescription`, `getPluginAuthor`,
-   `getPluginVersion`, `getPluginHomepage`, `getCompatibleVersion`).
-4. Update the hook target paths: the lowercase prefix in `'skeleton:layout/header'` and the
-   `plugins/Skeleton/Asset/...` asset paths must match the new plugin name.
-5. Replace `Template/layout/header.php` with your real template, or attach to a different
-   hook. See the Kanboard plugin hooks documentation for the full list of hook points.
+Copy this folder into your Kanboard installation as `plugins/FinanceBuddy/`. The directory name
+must be exactly `FinanceBuddy` (Kanboard derives the plugin namespace from the folder name). No
+build step and no database migration.
 
 ## License
 

Template/layout/header.php

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-<div class="skeleton-plugin-marker">Skeleton</div>

Template/project/integration.php

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+<h3><i class="fa fa-money fa-fw" aria-hidden="true"></i> <?= t('FinanceBuddy') ?></h3>
+<div class="listing">
+    <?php /* Hidden 0 before the checkbox so unchecking posts a value (a bare unchecked box posts
+             nothing, which would leave a stale 1). The checkbox's 1 wins when checked. The shared
+             Integrations form saves this straight into project metadata. */ ?>
+    <input type="hidden" name="<?= \Kanboard\Plugin\FinanceBuddy\Helper\FinanceHelper::ENABLED_KEY ?>" value="0">
+    <?= $this->form->checkbox(
+        \Kanboard\Plugin\FinanceBuddy\Helper\FinanceHelper::ENABLED_KEY,
+        t('Enable FinanceBuddy on this board'),
+        1,
+        isset($values['financebuddy_enabled']) && $values['financebuddy_enabled'] == 1
+    ) ?>
+    <p class="form-help">
+        <?= t('When enabled, cards on this board can carry a money value (debit or credit, with optional installments), shown on the card and totalled per column. Boards left disabled are unaffected.') ?>
+    </p>
+</div>
+
+<div class="form-actions">
+    <button type="submit" class="btn btn-blue"><?= t('Save') ?></button>
+</div>

VERSION

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-FinanceBuddy v0.1
+FinanceBuddy v0.2