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+# Developer Content
+
+* [Templates]({%}&page=Dev/api_template)
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+# Template API
+
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+# User Content
+
+* [Templates]({%}&page=Help/templates)
+* [Reports]({%}&page=Help/reports)
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+# Introduction
+
+The **Helper** module is a very powerful module which allows users to create custom tools/helpers and make them available to other users. A very common use case is to create custom reports which can be based on the Orange-Management database but also on data from other databases. Other examples could be a helper to generate recurring mailings based on data stored in the database or small applications for storing and managing data.
+
+## Target Group
+
+The target group for this module is every organization which would like to create customized helper & reports while still integrating and managing them through the Orange-Management application. The implementation of such helpers requires programming knowledge in PHP and potentially JavaScript.
+
+# Setup
+
+This module doesn't have any additional setup requirements since it is installed during the application install process.
+
+# Features
+
+## Permission Management
+
+It's possible to only give selected users and groups access to certain helper.
+
+## Input handling
+
+The custom helper can be created in a way which allows UI interaction by the user and it's also possible to allow helper to handle uploaded user data. E.g. a tool could create different reports based on the date defined by the user.
+
+In some cases it's not possible to directly access data from within the application for such purposes it's possible to create helper which take additional data as uploads and use/transform this data according to the in the tool defined specifications. This way the same tool can be used in re-curring situation to create different results based on the different data without re-writing or re-uploading the tool every time. E.g. a tool could create reports based on uploaded data in excel or csv format.
+
+## Localization
+
+The module allows users to create helper which also support localization.
+
+## Default UI styles
+
+Users can make use of the default styles in order to create tools which fit visually into the application design for a better user experience.
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+# Reports
+
+Reports provide data for templates most often used when a template otherwise would require a lot of user data in order create the desired output.
+
+All specified file names in the template are valid uploads. Other files will be ignored.
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+# Templates
+
+Templates are the basis for every helper. They can be defined in such a way that they don't need additional uploaded by using already available data stored in database, the web etc. or in such a way which requires user uploaded data whenever it should create a new output.
+
+## File types
+
+When creating a template the following file endings have special meaning:
+
+* \*.tpl.php - This is the user interface the user sees when he opens a helper
+* \*.lang.php - This is the language file which can be used for different localizations
+    * The * needs to be replaced with 2 character language codes such as `en` for english
+
+* Export
+    * \*.pdf.php - This allows the user to create a pdf export (e.g. for reports)
+    * \*.xls.php - This allows the user to create a excel export (e.g. for reports or data analysis)
+    * \*.doc.php - This allows the user to create a word export (e.g. for reports or mailings)
+    * \*.ppt.php - This allows the user to create a powerpoint export (e.g. for reports)
+    * \*.json.php - This allows the user to create a json export
+    * \*.csv.php - This allows the user to create a csv export
+
+* \*.css - This can be used in order to define helper specific designs which can be used in the `*.tpl.php`
+* \*.js - This can be used in order to define helper specific frontend interactions which can be used in the `*.tpl.php`
+
+Other file endings can be used as well but they don't have a special meaning for the template.
+
+## Standalone
+
+By defining a helper `standalone` no additional user upload is required after the creation of a new helper. This is often useful if the helper is using global data stored in databases. If the template is not `standalone` the user needs to upload additional data whenever he wants to create a new output. This is helpful whenever large amounts of user input is required and therefore makes more sense to be provided as file uploads.
+
+## Media
+
+When creating a new template it's also possible to use already uploaded media files. This allows users to re-use existing data and files. As a result if multiple helpers share some files these files only need to be updated once if required instead of changing them for every implemented helper. A common example are database connection information or general purpose settings and definitions.
+
+### Expected
+
+If the template is not `standalone` the user also has to define what kind of file names he expects to be uploaded when a new output should be created by the helper. Only specified file names will be uploaded and used.
+
+Expected user uploads can be defined via `regex` like this:
+
+* \*.csv - This means all files with the ending `.csv` are valid (at least one such file must be uploaded)
+* testfile\.txt - This means at least one file with the name `testfile.txt` has to be uploaded
+* testfile\-([0-9]+)\.csv - this means at least one file with the name `testfile-{any_number}.txt` has to be uploaded.
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