More Tsugi Refactoring – Removal of the mod folder

I completed the last of many refactoring steps of Tsugi yesterday. when I moved the contents of the “mod” folder into its own repository. The goal of all this refactoring was to get it to the point where checking out the core Tsugi repository did not include any end-user tools – it just would include the administrator, developer, key management, and support capabilities (LTI 2, CASA, ContentItem Store). The key is that this console will also be used for the Java and NodeJS implementations of Tsugi until we build the functionality in the console in each of those languages and so it made no sense to drag in a bunch of PHP tools if you were just going to use the console. I wrote a bunch of new documentation showing how the new “pieces of Tsugi” fit together:

https://github.com/csev/tsugi/blob/master/README.md

This means that as of this morning if you do a “git pull” in your /tsugi folder – the mod folder will disappear. But have no fear – you can restore it with the following steps:

cd tsugi
git clone https://github.com/csev/tsugi-php-mod mod

And your mod folder will be restored. You will now have to do separate git pulls for both Tsugi and the mod folder.

I have all this in solid production (with the mod restored as above) with my Coursera and on campus Umich courses. So I am pretty sure it holds together well.

This was the last of a multi-step refactor for this code to modularize it in multiple repositories so as to better prepare for Tsugi in multiple languages as well as plugging Tsugi into various production environments.