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sites/all/modules/contrib/rules/DEVELOPER.txt

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+---------------------------------------------------
+Some notes for developers working on the rules code
+---------------------------------------------------
+
+Terminology & Overview
+-----------------------
+  * Rules plugins extend the "rules language". Thus conditions and actions are
+    implemented with a plugin, but also loops or ORs are plugins. Each plugin is
+    declared to be used in the condition or the action part - specified by the
+    interface.
+  * The action and condition plugin are a so called "AbstractPlugin" which means
+    they have to be implemented by modules to be actually usable. In fact the
+    callbacks provided by the action or condition implementation are
+    incorporated in the plugin object using faces. That way an action or
+    condition element behaves exactly like any other plugin instance. 
+  * Any rule element is an instance of a RulesPlugin. 
+  * A rules configuration consists of multiple rule elements while one is the
+    root element, which may be a 'rule' but also any other plugin.
+  * Each rules configuration may be persistently saved to the db using the
+    entity CRUD API. Using the API on contained rule elements is working too and
+    results in the whole configuration being updated.
+  * Rules provides per plugin UI components, what makes the UI parts re-usable
+    outside of the rule admin module too. In fact the rules admin module is
+    pretty small, as it just relies on the provided UI of the components.
+  * The UI is incorporated using the faces object extension mechanism, see
+    rules_rules_plugin_info() for an overview of the used UI extenders.

sites/all/modules/contrib/rules/README.txt

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+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+                                 Rules
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Maintainers:
+ * Wolfgang Ziegler (fago), [email protected]
+
+The Rules module allows site administrators to define conditionally executed
+actions based on occurring events (ECA-rules).
+
+Project homepage: https://www.drupal.org/project/rules
+
+
+Installation
+------------
+
+*Before* starting, make sure that you have read at least the introduction - so
+you know at least the basic concepts. You can find it here:
+
+                 https://www.drupal.org/node/298480
+
+ * Rules depends on the Entity API module, download and install it from
+   https://www.drupal.org/project/entity
+ * Copy the whole rules directory to your modules directory
+   (e.g. DRUPAL_ROOT/sites/all/modules) and activate the Rules and Rules UI
+   modules.
+ * The administrative user interface can be found at admin/config/workflow/rules
+
+
+Documentation
+-------------
+* Check out the general docs at https://www.drupal.org/node/298476
+* Check out the developer targeted docs at https://www.drupal.org/node/878718
+
+
+Rules Scheduler
+---------------
+
+ * If you enable the Rules scheduler module, you get new actions that allow you
+   to schedule the execution of Rules components.
+ * Make sure that you have configured cron for your drupal installation as cron
+   is used for scheduling the Rules components. For help see
+   https://www.drupal.org/cron
+ * If the Views module (https://www.drupal.org/project/views) is installed, the
+   module displays the list of scheduled tasks in the UI.
+
+
+Upgrade from Rules 6.x-1.x to Rules 7.x-2.x
+--------------------------------------------
+
+ * In order to upgrade Rules from 6.x-1.x to 7.x-2.x just run "update.php". This
+   is going to make sure Rules 2.x is properly installed, but it will leave your
+   Rules 1.x configurations untouched. Thus, your rules won't be upgraded yet.
+ * To convert your Rules 1.x configurations to Rules 2.x go to
+   'admin/config/workflow/rules/upgrade'.
+     * At this page, you may choose the Rules 1.x rules and rule sets to upgrade
+       and whether the converted configurations should be immediately saved to
+       your database or whether the configuration export should be generated.
+     * Note that for importing an export the export needs to pass the
+       configuration integrity check, what might be troublesome if the
+       conversion was not 100% successful. In that case, try choosing the
+       immediate saving method and correct the configuration after conversion.
+     * A rule configuration might require multiple modules to be in place and
+       upgraded to work properly. E.g. if you used an action provided
+       by a third party module, make sure the module is in place and upgraded
+       before you convert the rule.
+     * If all required modules are installed and have been upgraded but the rule
+       conversion still fails, the cause might be that a module has not yet
+       upgraded its Rules integration or does not implement the Rules conversion
+       functionality. In that case, file an issue for the module that provided
+       the action or condition causing the conversion to fail.
+     * Note that any rule configurations containing token replacements or PHP
+       input evaluations might need some manual corrections in order to stay
+       working. This is, as some used token replacements might not be available
+       in Drupal 7 any more and the PHP code might need to be updated in order
+       to be compatible with Drupal 7.
+     * Once the upgrade was successful, you may delete the left over Rules 1.x
+       configurations by going to 'admin/config/workflow/rules/upgrade/clear'.
+  * The Rules Scheduler module also comes with an upgrade routine that is
+    invoked as usual via "update.php". Its actions can be upgraded via the usual
+    Rules upgrade tool, see above.
+    However, there is currently no support for upgrading already scheduled
+    tasks. That means, all previously on Drupal 6 scheduled tasks won't apply
+    for Drupal 7. The Drupal 6 tasks are preserved in the database as long as
+    you do not clear your Rules 1.x configuration though.
+  * The Rules Forms module has not been updated to Drupal 7 and there are no
+    plans to do so, as unfortunately the module's design does not allow for
+    automatic configuration updates.
+    Thus, a possible future Rules 2.x Forms module is likely to work
+    different, e.g. by working only for entity forms on the field level.