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README.md
Context
The context module lets you define conditions for when certain reactions should take place.
An example of a condition could be when viewing a certain node type and blocks should be placed as a reaction when viewing a page with this node type.
###Good resources
Conditions
Context for Drupal 8 uses the built in condition plugins supplied by Drupal through the Plugin API. So any conditional plug-ins supplied by other modules can also be used with context.
Reactions
Reactions for the context module are defined trough the new Drupal 8 Plugin API.
The context module defines a plugin type named Context Reaction that you can extend when creating your own plugins.
A context reaction requires a configuration form and execute method. The execution of the plugin is also something that will have to be handled by the author of the reaction.