Xebra Create Tag Library
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This tutorial shows you how you can create a tag library for your own needs. It makes sense to add a custom library if some functionality recurs in your project(s). We will create a simple tag library ("font") with a tag with the ability to format text as bold (bold).
Setting up
Every tag library needs a unique namespace (like xeb or page). We create a folder in $FONT_TAG_LIBRARY where we put all our configuration and tag library files. The API of our tag library is defined in a file called config.taglib and has to be located in $FONT_TAG_LIBRARY. Since we don't have any tags yet, the file will just contain a skeleton:
<taglib id="font"> </taglib>
With this configuration we created a tag library with the namespace "font" and no tags.
