umbraco-manifest-picker

To select a registered Umbraco extension manifest in a backoffice configuration UI, use the umb-input-manifest component with an extensionType input and handle its change events to read the selected ManifestBase value.

The best way to let users pick an Umbraco workspace or dashboard without hard-coding aliases is to use the umb-input-manifest component to fetch and present available extension types from the extension registry for dynamic selection.

Yes, you can use umb-input-manifest to browse different Umbraco extension types like property editors and conditions by passing the desired extension type as input and returning the matching manifest object upon selection.

To build a dynamic configuration flow where a user first selects an extension type then a matching manifest in Umbraco, apply the umb-input-manifest component to your administrative configuration screens and handle change events to capture the selected ManifestBase value.

You need an Umbraco manifest picker for your administrative configuration screens when users must reference other extensions like dashboards, workspaces, property editors, or conditions without performing manual lookups of extension aliases.