FilterFormatInterface

Checks data value access.

The cache contexts associated with this object.

These identify a specific variation/representation of the object.

Cache contexts are tokens: placeholders that are converted to cache keys by the @cache_contexts_manager service. The replacement value depends on the request context (the current URL, language, and so on). They're converted before storing an object in cache.

The cache tags associated with this object.

When this object is modified, these cache tags will be invalidated.

The maximum age for which this object may be cached.

Adds cache contexts.

Adds cache tags.

Merges the maximum age (in seconds) with the existing maximum age.

The max age will be set to the given value if it is lower than the existing value.

Adds a dependency on an object: merges its cacheability metadata.

Gets the entity UUID (Universally Unique Identifier).

The UUID is guaranteed to be unique and can be used to identify an entity across multiple systems.

Gets the identifier.

Gets the language of the entity.

Determines whether the entity is new.

Usually an entity is new if no ID exists for it yet. However, entities may be enforced to be new with existing IDs too.

Enforces an entity to be new.

Allows migrations to create entities with pre-defined IDs by forcing the entity to be new before saving.

Gets the ID of the type of the entity.

Gets the bundle of the entity.

Gets the label of the entity.

Gets the URL object for the entity.

The entity must have an id already. Content entities usually get their IDs by saving them.

URI templates might be set in the links array in an annotation, for example:

Generates the HTML for a link to this entity.

Indicates if a link template exists for a given key.

Gets a list of URI relationships supported by this entity.

Loads an entity.

Loads one or more entities.

Constructs a new entity object, without permanently saving it.

Saves an entity permanently.

When saving existing entities, the entity is assumed to be complete, partial updates of entities are not supported.

Deletes an entity permanently.

Acts on an entity before the presave hook is invoked.

Used before the entity is saved and before invoking the presave hook. Note that in case of translatable content entities this callback is only fired on their current translation. It is up to the developer to iterate over all translations if needed. This is different from its counterpart in the Field API, FieldItemListInterface::preSave(), which is fired on all field translations automatically.

Adjust existing implementations and the documentation according to https://www.drupal.org/node/2577609 to have a consistent API.

Acts on a saved entity before the insert or update hook is invoked.

Used after the entity is saved, but before invoking the insert or update hook. Note that in case of translatable content entities this callback is only fired on their current translation. It is up to the developer to iterate over all translations if needed.

Changes the values of an entity before it is created.

Load defaults for example.

Acts on a created entity before hooks are invoked.

Used after the entity is created, but before saving the entity and before any of the presave hooks are invoked.

See the @link entity_crud Entity CRUD topic @endlink for more information.

Acts on entities before they are deleted and before hooks are invoked.

Used before the entities are deleted and before invoking the delete hook.

Acts on deleted entities before the delete hook is invoked.

Used after the entities are deleted but before invoking the delete hook.

Acts on loaded entities.

Creates a duplicate of the entity.

Gets the entity type definition.

Gets a list of entities referenced by this entity.

Gets the original ID.

Returns the cache tags that should be used to invalidate caches.

This will not return additional cache tags added through addCacheTags().

Sets the original ID.

Gets an array of all property values.

Gets a typed data object for this entity object.

The returned typed data object wraps this entity and allows dealing with entities based on the generic typed data API.

Gets the key that is used to store configuration dependencies.

Gets the configuration dependency name.

Configuration entities can depend on content and configuration entities. They store an array of content and config dependency names in their "dependencies" key.

Gets the configuration target identifier for the entity.

Used to supply the correct format for storing a reference targeting this entity in configuration.

Sets the value of a third-party setting.

Gets the value of a third-party setting.

Gets all third-party settings of a given module.

Unsets a third-party setting.

Gets the list of third parties that store information.

Sets the status of the synchronization flag.

Returns whether this entity is being changed as part of a synchronization.

If you are writing code that responds to a change in this entity (insert, update, delete, presave, etc.), and your code would result in a change to this entity itself, a configuration change (whether related to this entity, another entity, or non-entity configuration), you need to check and see if this entity change is part of a synchronization process, and skip executing your code if that is the case.

For example, \Drupal\node\Entity\NodeType::postSave() adds the default body field to newly created node type configuration entities, which is a configuration change. You would not want this code to run during an import, because imported entities were already given the body field when they were originally created, and the imported configuration includes all of their currently-configured fields. On the other hand, \Drupal\field\Entity\FieldStorageConfig::preSave() and the methods it calls make sure that the storage tables are created or updated for the field storage configuration entity, which is not a configuration change, and it must be done whether due to an import or not. So, the first method should check $entity->isSyncing() and skip executing if it returns TRUE, and the second should not perform this check.

Enables the configuration entity.

Disables the configuration entity.

Sets the status of the configuration entity.

Returns whether the configuration entity is enabled.

Status implementations for configuration entities should follow these general rules:

• Status does not affect the loading of entities. I.e. Disabling configuration entities should only have UI/access implications.
• It should only take effect when a 'status' key is explicitly declared in the entity_keys info of a configuration entity's annotation data.
• Each entity implementation (entity/controller) is responsible for checking and managing the status.

Returns whether this entity is being changed during the uninstall process.

If you are writing code that responds to a change in this entity (insert, update, delete, presave, etc.), and your code would result in a configuration change (whether related to this configuration entity, another configuration entity, or non-entity configuration) or your code would result in a change to this entity itself, you need to check and see if this entity change is part of an uninstall process, and skip executing your code if that is the case.

For example, \Drupal\language\Entity\ConfigurableLanguage::preDelete() prevents the API from deleting the default language. However during an uninstall of the language module it is expected that the default language should be deleted.

Returns the value of a property.

Sets the value of a property.

Calculates dependencies and stores them in the dependency property.

Informs the entity that entities it depends on will be deleted.

This method allows configuration entities to remove dependencies instead of being deleted themselves. Configuration entities can use this method to avoid being unnecessarily deleted during an extension uninstallation. For example, entity displays remove references to widgets and formatters if the plugin that supplies them depends on a module that is being uninstalled.

If this method returns TRUE then the entity needs to be re-saved by the caller for the changes to take effect. Implementations should not save the entity.

Gets the configuration dependencies.

Checks whether this entity is installable.

For example, a default view might not be installable if the base table doesn't exist.

Sets that the data should be trusted.

If the data is trusted then dependencies will not be calculated on save and schema will not be used to cast the values. Generally this is only used during module and theme installation. Once the config entity has been saved the data will no longer be marked as trusted. This is an optimization for creation of configuration during installation.

Gets whether on not the data is trusted.

Returns the ordered collection of filter plugin instances or an individual plugin instance.

Sets the configuration for a filter plugin instance.

Sets or replaces the configuration of a filter plugin in $this->filters, and if instantiated already, also ensures that the actual filter plugin on the FilterPluginCollection contains the identical configuration.

Returns if this format is the fallback format.

The fallback format can never be disabled. It must always be available.

Returns the machine-readable permission name for the text format.

Retrieves all filter types that are used in the text format.

Retrieve all HTML restrictions (tags and attributes) for the text format.

Note that restrictions applied to the "*" tag (the wildcard tag, i.e. all tags) are treated just like any other HTML tag. That means that any restrictions applied to it are not automatically applied to all other tags. It is up to the caller to handle this in whatever way it sees fit; this way no information granularity is lost.

Removes a filter.