ignition-gateway-hook

Wiring a GatewayHook involves placing it into the gateway module structure and explicitly registering services and routes. This approach enforces a clear blueprint and standard layout to prevent scattered wiring across startup and shutdown flows.

Managing startup and shutdown flows requires thin gateway wiring with explicit service registration. A testable lifecycle orchestration ensures that gateway module setup remains maintainable and prevents scattered route registration logic.

Registering routes and config pages is handled through route mounting and config-page integration guidance within the gateway-scoped module structure. This standardizes how gateway services are wired during the GatewayHook setup.

Yes, this GatewayHook wiring supports testable lifecycle orchestration by satisfying requirements for explicit wiring and modular layout templates. This ensures gateway services, routes, and logging remain consistent and maintainable.

Scattered service registration occurs when GatewayHook wiring lacks a clear blueprint. Applying a standard gateway-scoped module structure with explicit service registration consolidates wiring and makes maintenance easier.

You need a GatewayHook when adding or modifying gateway services, routes, config pages, or logging within an Ignition SDK module. It provides the necessary wiring and lifecycle orchestration for gateway-only composition.