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Feature Request: Add-ons in UI #898

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kennethklee opened this issue Nov 2, 2022 · 3 comments
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Feature Request: Add-ons in UI #898

kennethklee opened this issue Nov 2, 2022 · 3 comments

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@kennethklee
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An add-ons section in the admin UI would be nice.

  • The Core API could have an add-on register/define function that takes in add-on details and path to web-component. or perhaps scan an add-ons directory.
  • UI would then populate side menu with registered add-ons, which would navigate to the web-component page.
  • web-component page is free do whatever, perhaps use its own pocketbase sdk with pb-admin-auth storage key.

I'd love to help with this after v0.8.0.

@ganigeorgiev
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ganigeorgiev commented Nov 2, 2022

It is in my todo but until there is a clear definition what and how things will work it remains out of the scope for v1.0.0.

Having just a plain "placeholder" where to put a custom html is not enough.

This may looks easy at first glance but it's not. We'll need to:

  • be able to load external css/js
  • be able to provide access to the admin SPA router and some of the app svelte stores
  • ideally, convert the existing admin svelte components in their own self-contained package and/or individual web-components so that they can be reused and have a more unified UX (eg. alerts, popups, errors, etc.)

@Matrix89
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Matrix89 commented Mar 3, 2023

Hi, is there any way I can help with this?

@drudge
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drudge commented Dec 16, 2023

I would love this.

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