Feature/embedded editor

[erseco]

This pull request introduces major improvements to the build, packaging, and deployment workflow for the mod_exeweb Moodle plugin, as well as enhancements to the embedded static editor integration. The most important changes include the addition of a release automation workflow, new Makefile targets for building and packaging the editor, submodule management for the embedded editor, and the implementation of a modal controller for the editor UI.

Build, Packaging, and Release Automation:

• Added a GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/release.yml) to automate building the static editor, packaging the plugin as a ZIP, and uploading it to GitHub Releases.
• Introduced new Makefile targets for building the embedded static editor, managing the editor submodule, and packaging the plugin for distribution. The package target now updates the version in version.php, creates a ZIP archive, and restores the version.

Embedded Static Editor Integration:

• Added a .gitmodules file to track the exelearning submodule, ensuring the editor source is managed and updated from a specific branch.
• Created .distignore to exclude unnecessary files and directories from the distributable package, streamlining the ZIP archive.

Frontend Enhancements:

• Implemented amd/src/editor_modal.js, a modal controller for the embedded eXeLearning editor. This provides a fullscreen overlay, handles save/close actions, and manages communication with the editor iframe.
• Improved modform UI logic to correctly update button labels when the 'embedded' editor option is selected.

[pabloamayab]

Hi @erseco Great idea and work!!!

Here are my review (Moodle 5.0.4).
1.- Installation on the existing modexe_web plugin is correct.
2.- The plugin allows you to choose between static and online, which is correct.
3.- When I select online, everything is OK.
4.- When I select static, the edit button with eXeLearning does not appear. I have tried incognito mode, changing the resource integration method, etc., but it never appears. For this reason, I have not been able to test the static editor.

Do I need to run make build-editor in the plugin server folder to install eXe?

For now, I can't run make on the server, but as soon as I have it ready, I'll test it.

[pabloamayab]

OK @erseco
I was able to install it through the release. I previously downloaded the code directly from the branch, which was my mistake. Thank you for updating the readme.

The tests from my previous comment are now all OK.

I have detected the following problems:

• Tiny throws errors in the console.

- The image optimizer does not finish estimating the optimization time and therefore does not allow me to optimize images. - Close button. It closes eXe even if you are editing iDevices and you lose all your changes as it does not warn you of the possible loss of data. - Saving in Moodle throws a warning in the console and never finishes saving.

That's it for now :-)

[pabloamayab]

Important:

• Once Tiny has an image, the resource is no longer saved.