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CoreWarehouse Class Reference
Inheritance diagram for CoreWarehouse:
COREPOS\Fannie\API\FanniePlugin

Public Member Functions

 setting_change ()
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from COREPOS\Fannie\API\FanniePlugin
 pluginEnable ()
 
 plugin_enable ()
 
 pluginDisable ()
 
 plugin_disable ()
 
 settingChange ()
 
 setting_change ()
 
 pluginUrl ()
 
 plugin_url ()
 
 pluginDir ()
 
 plugin_dir ()
 
 pluginDbStruct ($db, $struct_name, $db_name="")
 
 plugin_db_struct ($db, $struct_name, $db_name="")
 

Public Attributes

 $plugin_settings
 
 $plugin_description
 
- Public Attributes inherited from COREPOS\Fannie\API\FanniePlugin
 $plugin_settings
 
 $plugin_description = 'This author didn\'t provide anything. Shame!'
 

Additional Inherited Members

- Static Public Member Functions inherited from COREPOS\Fannie\API\FanniePlugin
static memberOf ($file)
 
static isEnabled ($plugin)
 
static pluginMap ($path="", $in=array())
 

Member Data Documentation

CoreWarehouse::$plugin_description
Initial value:
= 'Plugin for managing data warehouse. No end-user facing
functionality here. The plugin is just a set of tools for creating summary
tables and loading historical transaction data into said tables. Reports may
utilize the warehouse when available. In some cases it may just mean simpler
queries; in others there may be a performance benefit to querying
pre-aggregated data.'
CoreWarehouse::$plugin_settings
Initial value:
= array(
'WarehouseDatabase' => array('default'=>'core_warehouse','label'=>'Database',
'description'=>'Database to store transaction information. Can
be one of the default CORE databases or a
separate one.')
)

Desired settings. These are automatically exposed on the 'Plugins' area of the install page and written to ini.php


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