H5P developpers to the next French Moodle meeting please !

Thanks for answer !
I let MoodleMOOT organizers informed about the possibility for you to participate digitally.
Wathever happens, I propose to make you a summary of the feedback of the french Moodle community on the H5P Moodle plugin.
Are there H5P meetings planned  ? This could also be great to meet other H5P users ;-)

With congratulations for this fantastic javascript library ;-*

Zabelle

Hello,

We finally proposed a communication for the French MoodleMOOT in Rennes that will study how the H5P Moodle plugin works, how secure it is, and what should be done so that this plugin becomes fully Moodle compliant. I will produce a report in English with as much suggestions as possible and it will hopefully be recorded.

One of the question that raises in Moodle community, is where the javascript H5P files are stored.
While looking in the database, we see that each H5P content is stored in a Json field but where are the Ajax script used to build contents based on this Json ?
Some Moodle admins suspect the Moodle H5P plugin to make external code integration and that makes them feel unsecure about this plugin.
I had a look at the H5P Moodle plugin code, and I do not find javascript files associated to the H5P content types.
Where are these files stored ?  Are there generated while used ?

I begin reading the H5P developer documentation but if somebody has time to give me some keys to break the H5P scripts mystery, it is welcome ;-)

Thanks in advance for help,

Zabelle

Hello Falcon,

We unravel the mystery at the end of last week.
We found that the js files associated to each H5P asset was stored using the Moodle file API and that the hvp_libraries and hvp_libraries_cachedassets tables stored the informations to catch the files. This is an original approach but regarding the long H5P assets list and its dependencies, it avoids Moodle admin to have to make more than 80 plugins updates.

We didn't see any external call while using the H5P plugin, except when a new asset type is installed and we noticed that H5P "listens" to sites which use H5P using tokens on install links. This is important for H5P to explain what H5P does with these datas. It is probably used to make stats on assets use but you should mention it somewhere. I did not find any mention about it but I find it to be a kind of site registration process, like Moodle and other open source tools propose to do.

We found it interresting to have add the possibility to install assets without using the hub. It is a bit tricky due to dependencies but some Moodle admins prefer that approach. You could also offer the possibility to use the hub without "listening" to actions, while proposing an explicite registration, that enables the token process.

We also tested H5P contents suppression and uninstall and everything seems to work fine.
We will now have tests with backup, restore, duplication and reset.

Best regards,

Zabelle

Hello Olivier,

This would be great for this page to be integrated in the H5P documentation.
Have you been writing it this night ? ;-)

I will inform the French Moodle Community about it next week.

We pursue out tests and let you know the results...

Kisses

Zabelle

... there is effectively an option that seems to disable the stats in the H5P parameters (send_usage_statistics) that points toward the information page about H5P tracking.
But even when I choose to disable stats, I see tokens in the loading urls.

Is this normal ?

Withe great thanks for help,

Zabelle