pimcore-studio-bundle-setup

Setting up a Pimcore Studio bundle requires creating a PHP bundle class, composer.json, WebpackEntryPointProvider, and an rsbuild-based frontend with module federation configuration to wire backend and frontend components together.

Wiring an rsbuild frontend into a Pimcore Studio bundle requires configuring module federation, defining remote entry points, and integrating a WebpackEntryPointProvider to connect frontend assets with the PHP backend services.

Configuring PHP and Symfony services for a Pimcore Studio bundle involves creating a boilerplate bundle class, defining dependencies in composer.json, and wiring service definitions to support the frontend plugin system and backend functionality.

Pimcore Studio supports rsbuild and module federation for bundle development, enabling developers to create enterprise-level bundles with a frontend plugin system and remote entry points that integrate seamlessly with the Studio environment.

The best way to validate build and runtime compatibility for a Pimcore Studio bundle is to follow a boilerplate guide that verifies the rsbuild frontend build, module federation wiring, and PHP backend integration within the Studio project.

A WebpackEntryPointProvider is needed when creating a Pimcore Studio bundle to register frontend entry points, allowing the rsbuild-based module federation system to load remote frontend plugins into the Pimcore Studio runtime.