The Zotonic core system implements the basic parts needed for every site.
Initialize the Zotonic core runtime.
This module detects Zotonic project and test-sandbox environments, loads the required OTP applications, applies runtime configuration, and prepares the Mnesia schema before the system starts.
The m_acl model gives access the id of the currently logged in user, and provides a mechanism to do basic access control checks.
This model can retrieve information about the resource category hierarchy in different ways.
Zotonic has two places where a site's configuration is kept:
Dispatch or generate URLs or page paths. Useful to check dispatch rules or for client side code to dispatch page paths.
Access information about page connections.
The category hierarchy tables have been replaced by m_hierarchy . This model defines named hierarchies of resources (pages).
The m_identity model manages usernames and other user identities. module#mod_authentication uses it to store and check salted passwords, but also provides a…
Access to data about uploaded files and other media.
Access information about which modules are installed and which ones are active.
Retrieve information about predicates. Predicates are the labels on edges (connections between resources) that give meaning to an edge. An example is the…
Model for RDF summaries of resources. It provides short RDF-oriented summary maps for resources, with translated and non-translated variants.
This model gives access to the request variables from within a template.
The main resource model, which is the central part of the Zotonic data model. This model provides an interface to all resource ("page") information. It also…
Export a full resource representation for API and model access.
This model tracks deleted resources (see model#rsc). Its primary goal is to be able to determine if a resource never existed, has been deleted or has been…
Import model for resources exported by m_rsc_export .
Resource update helper module used by m_rsc .
The m_search model provides access to different kinds of search queries for searching through models.
Retrieve information that is stored in the site configuration. If you want to query values from the config table instead, you should use model#config.
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