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38 lines
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# Transformer Structure
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To create a custom ActivityPub Transformer start by creating a class that extends the `\Activitypub\Transformer\Base` class and fill in all the required methods.
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Each transformer needs to have a few basic settings — a unique name that will identify the transformer, a label that will be used as the title when being displayed in the settings section, and a list of supported post types that the transformer can use as an input.
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## Transformer Class
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First, we need to create a class that extends the `\Activitypub\Transformer\Base` class:
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```php
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class Activitypub_Test_Transformer extends \Activitypub\Transformer\Base {
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}
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```
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## Transformer Methods
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A simple transformer skeleton class will look as follows:
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```php
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class Activitypub_Test_Transformer extends \Activitypub\Transformer\Base {
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public function get_name() {}
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public function get_label() {}
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public function get_object_type() {}
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public function supported_post_types() {}
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public function to_object() {}
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// TODO
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}
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```
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The `\Activitypub\Transformer\Base` class has many more methods, but the vast majority of your needs are covered by the methods mentioned above.
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// TODO
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