umbraco-controllers

To create a custom Umbraco backoffice controller, you extend UmbControllerBase. This provides foundational lifecycle management, composition, and context access for reusable logic within your extensions.

An Umbraco backoffice controller lifecycle covers initialization, composition, and context access. Proper lifecycle management ensures correct API calls and side-effect handling during the controller's active scope.

You manage side effects and resource cleanup in Umbraco controllers by utilizing the built-in controller lifecycle. This ensures proper disposal of timer-based or context-aware resources when extensions unload.

Yes, you can generate context-aware controllers for Umbraco extensions. These controllers access specific backoffice contexts to manage data fetching and state while maintaining proper lifecycle composition.

Yes, this approach supports TypeScript for developing Umbraco web components. It provides typed foundational knowledge and code examples for creating and managing backoffice controllers.

The best way to structure API calls in Umbraco backoffice controllers is by encapsulating them within context-aware controllers. This facilitates reusable logic, proper state management, and correct side-effect handling.