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site/site-core
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Core Extension for any modern TYPO3 Application.

v5.0.1(3y ago)41.9kGPL-2.0-or-laterPHPPHP ^8.2

Since Jan 6Pushed 3y ago1 watchersCompare

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EXT:site-core - A TYPO3 Extension to use solid APIs during development
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[](#extsite-core---a-typo3-extension-to-use-solid-apis-during-development)

Features
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[](#features)

- Simplified the way to [create way faster new Content-Elements](https://site-core.readthedocs.io/en/main/services/tca-service/)
- An easier way of rendering custom Content-Elements via ["Frontend-Rendering-Engine"](https://site-core.readthedocs.io/en/main/rendering/engine/) (also PSR-14 Events!)
- Includes a bunch of custom utility-classes as services
- Will always support LTS versions of both TYPO3 and PHP - currently v12 and v8.2

Why would I need this
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[](#why-would-i-need-this)

I've developed this extension primarily only the due to the TcaService class since I struggled/didn't enjoy copy&paste TCA arrays - especially those `Table properties (ctrl)` arrays. That one big array you need for the usage of inline records, which you place inside e.g. `EXT:site_core/Configuration/TCA/Overrides/my_domain_model.php` and basically returns an array of configured ctrl stuff.

Turns out stuff like that (ctrl-array)...

 An example of the big, big ctrl-array```