+The controller
+Create a controller into my-module/src/Controller, let’s call it MyModuleController extending Combodo\iTop\Application\TwigBase\Controller\Controller
+
+
src/Controller/MyModuleController.php
+
1<?php
+2
+3namespace MyCompany\iTop\MyModule\Controller;
+4use Combodo\iTop\Application\TwigBase\Controller\Controller;
+5
+6class MyModuleController extends Controller
+7{
+8}
+
+
+
Let’s add a Hello World operation
+
+
src/Controller/MyModuleController.php
+
1<?php
+2
+3class MyModuleController extends Controller
+4{
+5 public function OperationHelloWorld()
+6 {
+7 $this->DisplayPage();
+8 }
+9}
+
+
+
This will just display the Twig template corresponding to this operation.
+Here the operation is HelloWorld without space.
+The name of the method is built from the operation name by adding Operation at the beginning: OperationHelloWorld.
+Calling the method DisplayPage() will render the template named after the operation: HelloWorld.html.twig it will be located in the folder my-module/templates.
+
+
+The template
+Let’s create the template my-module/templates/HelloWorld.html.twig with a nice title.
+
+
templates/HelloWorld.html.twig
+
1{% UITitle ForPage {sTitle:'Hello World!'} %}{% EndUITitle %}
+
+
+
Twig syntax can be found Here.
+For more information on specific iTop Twig tags you can check Components and Layouts, note that UI blocks are new in iTop 3.0 and cannot be used in iTop 2.7
+
+
+The end point
+Then create landing page for your module my-module/index.php
+
+
index.php
+
1<?php
+ 2
+ 3namespace MyCompany\iTop\MyModule;
+ 4
+ 5use MyCompany\iTop\MyModule\Controller\MyModuleController;
+ 6
+ 7require_once(APPROOT.'application/startup.inc.php');
+ 8
+ 9$oUpdateController = new MyModuleController(MODULESROOT.'my-module/templates', 'my-module');
+10$oUpdateController->SetDefaultOperation('HelloWorld');
+11$oUpdateController->HandleOperation();
+
+
+
Create an instance of the controller indicating the templates path and the module name.
+The default operation is set to the operation we want when entering the module.
+The method HandleOperation() will call the method corresponding to the specified operation.
+Now you have to build the autoloader by running composer dump-autoload into the module folder my-module.
+The next operation is the setup. You will be able to select your module.
+
+For more comfort during the development of your module, you can install the toolkit and update your iTop with symlinks.
+if you go to your module page https://localhost/itop/pages/exec.php?exec_module=my-module&exec_page=index.php you should see:
+
+You will notice that if you work with an iTop from an official package (not the sources from https://github.com/Combodo/iTop, when you modify the twig template, the result does not change.
+In this case, you’ll have to add the following parameter to your iTop configuration:
+<?php
+
+/**
+ *
+ * Configuration file, generated by the iTop configuration wizard
+ *
+ * The file is used in MetaModel::LoadConfig() which does all the necessary initialization job
+ *
+ */
+$MySettings = array(
+ // developer_mode.enabled: If true then unlocks dev env functionalities, see \utils::IsDevelopmentEnvironment
+ 'developer_mode.enabled' => true,
+
+ // ...
+);
+
+
+
+
+
+
+