What problem does it solve?
It solves the problem of creating backoffice dashboards in Umbraco that integrate cleanly with the official extension model, so you can display custom UI and functionality in the right sections and contexts.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Guided documentation-first implementation: Pulls the latest Umbraco docs and aligns the produced dashboard package structure with current best practices.
- Working manifest + dashboard element creation: Produces the required dashboard registration (umbraco-package.json) and a Lit-based dashboard element (dashboard.js) ready to load in the backoffice.
- Conditional visibility for correct placement: Uses conditions to control which backoffice sections/items the dashboard appears for, matching real product needs such as editor tooling for specific content areas.
- Production-oriented patterning: Encourages copying proven patterns from the Umbraco source example for robust dataset/data-binding approaches.
Quick Start
Fetch the linked Umbraco dashboard documentation and then implement your dashboard manifest and dashboard element according to it, targeting the section, permissions, and conditions you specify.