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admin — 22 abstractions.

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  1. Find the abstraction you need below
  2. You MUST read the source file to get the exact interface and types!
  3. Import: import { Name } from "<importPath>";

Abstractions


Name: AdminConfig Import: import { AdminConfig } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/config/AdminConfig.tsx


Name: BaseError Import: import { BaseError } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/feature/admin/index.ts


Name: BuildParam Import: import { BuildParam } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/features/buildParams/index.ts


Name: BuildParams Import: import { BuildParams } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/features/buildParams/index.ts


Name: createAbstraction Import: import { createAbstraction } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/feature/admin/index.ts


Name: createFeature Import: import { createFeature } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/feature/admin/index.ts


Name: createProvider Import: import { createProvider } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app/core/createProvider.tsx Description: Creates a Higher Order Component which wraps the entire app content. This is mostly useful for adding React Context providers.


Name: createProviderPlugin Import: import { createProviderPlugin } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app/core/createProviderPlugin.tsx Description: Creates a component, which, when mounted, will register an app provider. This is particularly useful for wrapping the entire app with custom React Context providers. For more information, visit https://www.webiny.com/docs/admin-area/basics/framework.


Name: DevToolsSection Import: import { DevToolsSection } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/components/index.ts Description: Registers a named section in the Webiny DevTools extension. Renders nothing — purely a data registration side-effect.

When the component unmounts (e.g., route change), the section is automatically removed from DevTools.


Name: FormModelFactory Import: import { FormModelFactory } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/features/formModel/abstractions.ts


Name: LexicalContext Import: import { LexicalContext } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/features/tools/index.ts


Name: MainGraphQLClient Import: import { MainGraphQLClient } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app/features/mainGraphQLClient/index.ts


Name: NetworkErrorEventHandler Import: import { NetworkErrorEventHandler } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app/errors/index.ts


Name: Plugin Import: import { Plugin } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app/core/Plugin.tsx


Name: Provider Import: import { Provider } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app/core/Provider.tsx Description: Register a new React context provider.


Name: RegisterFeature Import: import { RegisterFeature } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/components/RegisterFeature.tsx


Name: Routes Import: import { Routes } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/routes.ts


Name: Tool Import: import { Tool } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/features/tools/index.ts


Name: ToolPipelineRunner Import: import { ToolPipelineRunner } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/features/tools/index.ts


Name: ToolsFeature Import: import { ToolsFeature } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/features/tools/index.ts


Name: useBuildParams Import: import { useBuildParams } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app-admin/presentation/buildParams/useBuildParams.ts


Name: useFeature Import: import { useFeature } from "webiny/admin" Source: @webiny/app/shared/di/useFeature.ts


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