umbraco-entity-actions

To add custom entity actions in Umbraco, you define manifest files and TypeScript classes that integrate with the Umbraco extension registry to inject your custom logic into entity context menus.

Umbraco entity actions are used to extend the backoffice by adding contextual menu items for documents, media, and members, enabling editors to trigger specific frontend or backend workflows like exporting content.

Yes, you can create an action to Export to CSV for selected document types by implementing custom logic in your TypeScript classes and connecting them to backend repositories for data operations.

Yes, TypeScript development is required to build custom entity actions, as the implementation relies on defining TypeScript classes and integrating them with Umbraco's extension registry.

The Umbraco extension registry handles custom entity actions by registering your manifest files and TypeScript classes, linking them to the backoffice interface so they appear in entity context menus.

Yes, custom entity actions support integration with backend repositories, allowing you to execute specific data operations triggered by the actions defined in your Umbraco backoffice context menus.