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Package processwire-alpinejs
Short Description Add AlpineJS to ProcessWire admin
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/elabx/AlpineJS
Informations about the package processwire-alpinejs
Adds alpinejs as a module in the ProcessWire admin.
Integrates Alpine.js locally into the ProcessWire Admin interface.
Features
- Local Hosting: Downloads Alpine.js core and plugins from unpkg.com to your server for local serving.
- Admin Integration: Automatically loads Alpine.js in the ProcessWire Admin backend.
- Plugin Support: Easily enable official Alpine.js plugins (Mask, Intersect, Persist, Focus, Collapse, Morph, History).
- 1-Click Updates: Check for updates and download the latest version directly from the module configuration.
Requirements
- ProcessWire
3.0or newer - PHP
7.3or newer
Installation
Install the module from the modules directory or with Composer:
Setup
After installing, you need to configure where Alpine.js is loaded from. There are two options:
Option 1: Download via module settings
Go to Modules > Configure > AlpineJS and click the download button. This fetches the latest Alpine.js core and plugins from unpkg.com and stores them locally in the module's js/ directory.
Option 2: Custom file path
If you prefer to manage the Alpine.js file yourself (e.g. to version-control it), set the Custom Alpine.js file path in the module settings. This should be a path relative to the site root, such as site/templates/scripts/alpine.js. When set, this file is used instead of the downloaded version.
You can also override the core script URL programmatically via hook:
Usage
Admin Backend
Alpine.js is automatically loaded in the ProcessWire admin. You can use it in your custom admin pages, hooks, or Inputfields.
Frontend
To use Alpine.js in your frontend templates, output the scripts manually: