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Informations about the package plugin-sdk

Magna Plugin SDK

The official SDK for building Magna CMS plugins.

It contains the stable, versioned public API a plugin compiles against — the extension contracts, the Plugin base class, and the magna.json manifest spec — so you can build a plugin in your own repository without depending on Magna's core.

Install

Quick start

A plugin is a Composer package with "type": "magna-plugin", a magna.json manifest, and an entry class that extends Magna\Plugins\Plugin:

magna.json:

The manifest is validated against schema/magna.schema.json.

Extension contracts

Implement any of these interfaces on your entry class to hook into the CMS. The core calls the matching method at the right point in the lifecycle:

Contract Method Provides
RegistersAdminResources adminResources() Filament resources (CRUD screens)
RegistersAdminNavigation adminNavigation() A sidebar nav group
RegistersDashboardWidgets dashboardWidgets() Admin dashboard widgets
RegistersSettingsPages settingsPages() Pages under Settings
RegistersBlocks blockPaths() Block definitions
RegistersWebhookEvents webhookEvents() Custom webhook event keys
ExtendsEntryForm entryFormExtensions() Extra fields on a content type form
FiltersApiQuery filterApiQuery() Scope the delivery API query

Versioning

This package is semantically versioned. Everything exported here is a public contract: within a major version, existing signatures will not break. Your plugin declares which core it supports via compat.magna in magna.json.

License

MIT.

All versions of plugin-sdk with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.3
composer/semver Version ^3.4
illuminate/contracts Version ^13.0
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