system-extension

You can extend core modules by applying the UMES Triad pattern, which uses an Enricher to add data fields, a Widget for UI rendering, and an Injection step to wire them into the target module, resulting in a seamlessly extended interface.

To intercept API routes and enrich API responses, use the UMES framework's API Interceptors and Response Enrichers, allowing you to modify route behavior and append custom data to payloads without altering the original core module code.

Yes, you can validate or block data mutations by implementing UMES Mutation Guards, which intercept module operations to enforce custom validation rules and prevent unauthorized or invalid state changes across the application.

To replace UI components and inject menu items, utilize the UMES Component Replacement and Widget Injection features, which hook into the module's rendering lifecycle to swap default views and append custom navigation elements.

Yes, the UMES framework supports Event Subscribers, allowing your module extensions to listen and react to domain events, enabling asynchronous workflows and cross-module updates when specific business logic triggers occur.

You generate and wire a UMES extension by answering the decision-tree prompts to define your extension type, then running the `yarn generate` command to automatically configure and integrate the extension into your target module.