sitefinity-admin-app-extensions | Sitefinity AdminApp Sample Extensions
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sitefinity-admin-app-extensions is a TypeScript library. sitefinity-admin-app-extensions has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
Leveraging the API-first approach of the Admin App, you can extend and add functionality, for example, in the Actions menu, in the grid, or in editing mode for content items. This repository contains everything you need to develop your extensions. The included examples demonstrate the main extensibility points of the API. You can extend the Admin App API independently of the Sitefinity CMS in any IDE that you work with, for example, Visual Studio, WebStorm, Notepad++, and so on. Thus, you can develop and test your extended functionality against multiple Sitefinity CMS environments, local or external. Once finished, you can plug in your new functionality by producing a bundle and deploying it to your project. NOTE: The samples in this repository are supported from Sitefinity version 11.0.6700.0 and above.
Leveraging the API-first approach of the Admin App, you can extend and add functionality, for example, in the Actions menu, in the grid, or in editing mode for content items. This repository contains everything you need to develop your extensions. The included examples demonstrate the main extensibility points of the API. You can extend the Admin App API independently of the Sitefinity CMS in any IDE that you work with, for example, Visual Studio, WebStorm, Notepad++, and so on. Thus, you can develop and test your extended functionality against multiple Sitefinity CMS environments, local or external. Once finished, you can plug in your new functionality by producing a bundle and deploying it to your project. NOTE: The samples in this repository are supported from Sitefinity version 11.0.6700.0 and above.
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It has 17 star(s) with 12 fork(s). There are 49 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 12 months.
There are 18 open issues and 30 have been closed. On average issues are closed in 97 days. There are 25 open pull requests and 0 closed requests.
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The latest version of sitefinity-admin-app-extensions is 14.0.7700.0
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Install sitefinity-admin-app-extensions
Checkout the tag that is equal to your Sitefinity version:. Note: If you are not sure what is the version of your Sitefinity instance go to Administration => Version & Licensing. There you will find it as Product file version.
Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/Sitefinity/sitefinity-admin-app-extensions.git
Checkout the tag that is equal to your Sitefinity version: git checkout {Sitefinity version} For example: git checkout 13.3.7600.0 Note: If you are not sure what is the version of your Sitefinity instance go to Administration => Version & Licensing. There you will find it as Product file version
Clone or download this repository to a location of your choice and execute the following command in the repository root folder: npm install
Start the development server by executing the following command: npm start
When you are done developing execute the following command: npm run build As a result, a JavaScript file (sample.extensions.bundle.js) is generated in the dist folder.
Register your extensions with the Admin App by uploading the file sample.extensions.bundle.js in the adminapp subfolder of the Sitefinity CMS web application and then restart your Sitefinity CMS instance. You can rename the file to anything as long as you keep to the pattern {{ bundle-name }}.extensions.bundle.js.
Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/Sitefinity/sitefinity-admin-app-extensions.git
Checkout the tag that is equal to your Sitefinity version: git checkout {Sitefinity version} For example: git checkout 13.3.7600.0 Note: If you are not sure what is the version of your Sitefinity instance go to Administration => Version & Licensing. There you will find it as Product file version
Clone or download this repository to a location of your choice and execute the following command in the repository root folder: npm install
Start the development server by executing the following command: npm start
When you are done developing execute the following command: npm run build As a result, a JavaScript file (sample.extensions.bundle.js) is generated in the dist folder.
Register your extensions with the Admin App by uploading the file sample.extensions.bundle.js in the adminapp subfolder of the Sitefinity CMS web application and then restart your Sitefinity CMS instance. You can rename the file to anything as long as you keep to the pattern {{ bundle-name }}.extensions.bundle.js.
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After you execute the npm run build command, you get as an output the sample.extensions.bundle file. This file is a single bundle that contains a specific piece of functionality. With the Admin App, however, you can support more than one extensions bundle. This is handy when you need to compile two different types of functionalities and distribute them separately. For example, the folder structure in Admin App folder may look like the following:. IMPORTANT: You must follow the naming convention: {{ bundle-name }}.extensions.bundle.js NOTE: the source map files {{ bundle-name }}.extensions.bundle.js.map are used only when developing the bundle, deploying to the Sitefinity site will have no effect.
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