AdminCustomFiles by martijn-geerts

Add custom scripts & styles to the admin with optional dependencies

AdminCustomFiles

Admin Custom Files is a simple module that can add custom javascript plug-ins, scripts and styles to the Processwire admin area.

AdminCustomFiles is for ProcessWire 3 and up, if you are looking for the non name spaced AdminCustomFiles, you can still download it at GitHub.

Loading custom scripts & styles.


On install we try to create the AdminCustomFiles folder (/site/templates/AdminCustomFiles/). When This folder doesn't exist, please create it manually, then Module config will confirm the existence of AdminCustomFiles directory.

Default scripts and styles
We will inject .css and/or .js in the admin when the filename starts with the running process name and the file is in the AdminCustomFiles directory. Next you need to activate it for the process.

Theme based scripts and styles
Put files in the AdminCustomFiles directory that start with the currently active AdminTheme name and those files should get loaded.

Dependencies
Dependencies will load before the other injected files. See the module configuration for more details.

Cache busting


Adds a file hash get variable to all custom files to force a fresh copy from the server.

Config JS


Additional ProcessWire information in the console. See: console.log(config.AdminCustomFiles).

Install and use modules at your own risk. Always have a site and database backup before installing new modules.

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