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display_name: Abstract viewer
author_name: Tribal Systems
copyright_info: © Tribal Limited
editions: Community, Pro, ProBusiness, Enterprise
license_info: 'Modified BSD License'
description: >
    <p>
        An abstract viewer module that you can extend to make your own module.
    </p>


# Warning: adding a new dependency to an existing module will break any existing sites
# where the dependency is not running.
# You can fix this on a per-site basis by manually running the dependency, i.e. by running
#   UPDATE zenario_modules SET status = 'module_running' WHERE class_name = 'dependency'
# in MySQL and then going to /admin/ to apply database updates.
# If this is a core module, consider using runNewModuleDependency() in a 
# database-revision in zenario/admin/db_updates/step_4_migrate_the_data/plugins.inc.php
# to fix it automatically for every site.
dependencies:
    zenario_abstract_manager: true

is_abstract: true

# Reminder: you need to increment the LATEST_REVISION_NO in this module's
# latest_revision_no.inc.php file if you change any of the fields below:
is_pluggable: true
nestable: true
can_be_version_controlled: false