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Creating WiFi Pineapple Modules
##Introduction With the new WiFi Pineapple Interface, It is easy to create modules that use the new API. Modules use HTML, AngularJS and PHP to make requests and retrieve a response. The new interface and the modules also use Bootstrap.
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##Anatomy of a basic module A basic module will request information through AngularJS to PHP, and then the PHP will provide a response to AngularJS, where it will then be displayed on the HTML page for the user to see.
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| AngularJS Request | --> | PHP Response | --> | AngularJS | --> | HTML |
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A module will contain at least four files required to function. A module.html that contains the HTML for the module, A module.info that contains the name, description, version and author of the module in JSON format, a module.js file inside of the js/ folder that contains the AngularJS, and finally a module.php file inside of the php/ folder. It is structured like this:
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├── js
│ └── module.js
├── module.html
├── module.info
└── php
└── module.php