Jon Leverrier jonleverrier

## module.php
<?php
// https://jonleverrier.com/notes/weeknote-2
// - If the request is not from the control panel
// - If the request is not from the console
// - If a user is not logged in (for debug toolbar in the front-end)
if (
    !Craft::$app->request->isCpRequest &&
    !Craft::$app->request->isConsoleRequest &&
    !Craft::$app->getUser()->getIdentity()
)

## sitemap.twig
{#
    Craft CMS 3 Sitemap Example
    This sitemap example presumes you have some custom fields setup. These are:
    - contentShowInSitemap
    - contentSitemapChangeFreq
    - contentSitemapPriority
#}

{#
    Sitemap Configuration

## gulpfile.js
// Alphasite Build Tool
// Verion: 2.0
// Author: jon@youandme.digital
//
// Built and tested on:
// - Node: v.10.14.1
// - NPM: v.6.4.1
// - Gulp: v.4.0

// load required npm plugins (from a-z)

## getAsset.snippet.php
<?php
/**
 * getAsset
 * v.0.0.2
 *
 * This snippet retrieves CSS and JS files from your local file system,
 * which is handy when you are adding a revision suffix to your build files.
 * For example: 's.min.cdbbec54.js' or 'c.min.543e2b40.css'.
 *
 * The script attempts to serve and look for the latest file in

## criticalCSS.snippet.php
<?php
/**
 * Critical CSS
 * v.0.0.3
 *
 * This snippet helps you manage and serve your critical CSS in MODX.
 * It does not generate critical CSS (ccss) for you.
 *
 * Why use ccss when we have http/2?
 * Serving ccss when using http/2 still optimises First Contentful Paint,

## welcomeMessage.plugin.php
<?php
/**
 * A sample plugin to display the "welcome message" to all users, login for the first time in Revo manager
 *
 * @var modX $modx
 * @var array $scriptProperties
 * @var modPlugin $this
 *
 * @see modPlugin::process()
 *

## logOutput.snippet.php
<?php
/*
    logOutput snippet for MODX

    Use like this:
    [[!logOutput? &input=`[[+placeholder]]`]] or

*/

if (empty($input)) {

## getFormSteps.snippet.php
<?php
/**
 * getFromSteps v.1.0
 * An unoffical utility snippet for Formalicious by Sterc
 *
 * This utility snippet outputs all the steps for a multistep form
 * based on a given form ID
 *
 * Usage:
 * Put the snippet in your &stepTpl and call the snippet like this:

## pdfcrowd.plugin.php
<?php
/**
 * PDF Crowd MODX Plugin
 *
 * Using the API from PDF Crowd, this plugin will convert a MODX resource in to
 * PDF format and then save it to your web server in a specified location.
 *
 * The plugin is setup to trigger witin a certain MODX context.
 * For example, a "pdf" context.
 *

## getImgSizeFromUrl.snippet.php
<?php
/**
 * getImgSizeFromUrl snippet for MODX
 * Retrieves the height and width of an image from a remote url
 *
 * example usage: [[!getImgSizeFromUrl? &url='https://path/to/myimg.jpg' &tpl=`myTpl`]]
 * placeholders to use in the myTpl chunk are [[+height]]] and [[+width]]
 *
 * @author Jon Leverrier (jon@youandmedigital.com)
 * @version 1.0
	<?php
	// https://jonleverrier.com/notes/weeknote-2
	// - If the request is not from the control panel
	// - If the request is not from the console
	// - If a user is not logged in (for debug toolbar in the front-end)
	if (
	!Craft::$app->request->isCpRequest &&
	!Craft::$app->request->isConsoleRequest &&
	!Craft::$app->getUser()->getIdentity()
	)
	{#
	Craft CMS 3 Sitemap Example
	This sitemap example presumes you have some custom fields setup. These are:
	- contentShowInSitemap
	- contentSitemapChangeFreq
	- contentSitemapPriority
	#}

	{#
	Sitemap Configuration
	// Alphasite Build Tool
	// Verion: 2.0
	// Author: jon@youandme.digital
	//
	// Built and tested on:
	// - Node: v.10.14.1
	// - NPM: v.6.4.1
	// - Gulp: v.4.0

	// load required npm plugins (from a-z)
	<?php
	/**
	* getAsset
	* v.0.0.2
	*
	* This snippet retrieves CSS and JS files from your local file system,
	* which is handy when you are adding a revision suffix to your build files.
	* For example: 's.min.cdbbec54.js' or 'c.min.543e2b40.css'.
	*
	* The script attempts to serve and look for the latest file in
	<?php
	/**
	* Critical CSS
	* v.0.0.3
	*
	* This snippet helps you manage and serve your critical CSS in MODX.
	* It does not generate critical CSS (ccss) for you.
	*
	* Why use ccss when we have http/2?
	* Serving ccss when using http/2 still optimises First Contentful Paint,
	<?php
	/**
	* A sample plugin to display the "welcome message" to all users, login for the first time in Revo manager
	*
	* @var modX $modx
	* @var array $scriptProperties
	* @var modPlugin $this
	*
	* @see modPlugin::process()
	*
	<?php
	/*
	logOutput snippet for MODX

	Use like this:
	[[!logOutput? &input=`[[+placeholder]]`]] or

	*/

	if (empty($input)) {
	<?php
	/**
	* getFromSteps v.1.0
	* An unoffical utility snippet for Formalicious by Sterc
	*
	* This utility snippet outputs all the steps for a multistep form
	* based on a given form ID
	*
	* Usage:
	* Put the snippet in your &stepTpl and call the snippet like this:
	<?php
	/**
	* PDF Crowd MODX Plugin
	*
	* Using the API from PDF Crowd, this plugin will convert a MODX resource in to
	* PDF format and then save it to your web server in a specified location.
	*
	* The plugin is setup to trigger witin a certain MODX context.
	* For example, a "pdf" context.
	*
	<?php
	/**
	* getImgSizeFromUrl snippet for MODX
	* Retrieves the height and width of an image from a remote url
	*
	* example usage: [[!getImgSizeFromUrl? &url='https://path/to/myimg.jpg' &tpl=`myTpl`]]
	* placeholders to use in the myTpl chunk are [[+height]]] and [[+width]]
	*
	* @author Jon Leverrier (jon@youandmedigital.com)
	* @version 1.0