Repository Administration Specification

Functional Specification Revisions:

0.1 - 26/06/2008 - Jerome Mouneyrac - Draft Version

Audience:

Moodle Administrator/Developer/QA tester

Status:

not implemented (Tracker Issue)

Related Documents:

• Repository API
• Repository Plugins
• Repository Interface for Moodle/Course/User
• Use Case Number Attribution

Introduction

This document is about functional specification for Repository Administration
Note: parts of this document about "settings a repository" (UC001-3) are generic to all plugins. Please see the Repository Plugins wiki page for specific plugin specification.

Requirements

• be able to enable/disable a repository
• be able to order a repository (it will change the way repositories are displayed in the file picker)
• be able to setup a repository

User Interface

We want something similar to Admin > Modules > Filters > Manage Filters (Admin > Modules > Repositories > Manage Repositories). Below an example:

• The list is automatically generated. The list displays all repository plugin located in the moodle/repository/plugins folder
• Enable/Disable operation is available for all plugin
• Order operation is available for all plugin
• Settings operation is not mandatory. This operation is available when the plugin package come with a settings.php file. All these plugin settings page should also be available from some Administration menu entries: Admin > Modules > Repositories > "Repository Name"

Settings operation

When user selects Settings operation for a repository, the system display a new page with a new form.
Settings options can be different for each module:

• allow the user to "Remember password"
• URL to the repository
• Rename the repository (affect only the name displayed in Moodle)

Use Cases

UC001-1 Enable/Disable a repository

Base scenario

1. User goes to the Repository Administration page
2. User select Enable/Disable repository operation
3. System displays the repository as Enable/Disable

Pre conditions

- the user has Admin permission in Moodle

- the repository is Disable/Enable

Post conditions

- the repository is available/not available

UC001-2 Order a repository

Base scenario

1. User goes to the Repository Administration page
2. User select Move operation for a repository
3. System displays the new ordered repository list

Pre conditions

- the user has Admin permission in Moodle

- their is at least two repository in the list

Post conditions

- the repository has been moved one step up or down in the file picker repository list.

UC001-3 Setup a repository

Base scenario

1. User goes to the Repository Administration page
2. User selects Settings operation for a repository
3. System displays Settings page
4. User fills the settings form
5. User selects save operation
6. System displays a save successfull message

Pre conditions

- the user has Admin permission in Moodle

- the repository has been installed and has settings available