skrift-hooks

To add custom hooks and filters to a headless CMS, use a system that provides actions for fire-and-forget side effects and filters for stepwise value transformations. This enables plugin-like extensions across page lifecycle events.

In CMS extensibility, actions trigger side effects at defined lifecycle points without returning a value, while filters transform data stepwise through registered handlers to enable progressive customization like enhancing SEO metadata.

You can register custom analytics or SEO metadata filters during page rendering by using decorator-based or runtime APIs. These hooks apply transformations across content rendering scenarios through a central hooks registry.

To manage execution order when multiple plugins extend the same CMS lifecycle event, the hook system uses clear priority handling within its central registry to deterministically control the sequence of registered actions and filters.

Yes, you can create plugin-like extensions for Skrift CMS without modifying core code by registering actions and filters. This decoupled mechanism applies global cross-cutting behaviors across page lifecycle events using do_action and apply_filters.