umbraco-entry-point

Umbraco backoffice entry points allow dynamic extension registration by executing custom JavaScript on startup. You can use them to dynamically register UI extensions like dashboards or custom views during the initialization phase.

The best way to dynamically register a custom dashboard in Umbraco is by using a backoffice entry point to handle the extension registration on startup, ensuring your custom view is injected into the UI dynamically.

Yes, you can execute global logic such as loading external libraries or including global CSS in the Umbraco backoffice by leveraging an initialization entry point that runs on backoffice startup.

Cleanup for custom extensions when the Umbraco backoffice unloads is handled natively by the entry point mechanism, which supports executing specific cleanup logic to safely remove or dispose of dynamically registered extensions.

You do not need external dependencies to implement Umbraco backoffice entry points, as the Skill relies solely on the native extension registry interactions and official Umbraco documentation for implementation details.