wix-cli-dashboard-modal

To create a reusable Wix dashboard modal, implement a three-file architecture consisting of an extensions.ts registry file, a modal component, and a modal.config.ts file to standardize popup dialogs across pages and plugins.

Passing data to a Wix dashboard modal works by sending parameters through the Dashboard API via dashboard.openModal, then observing those passed params inside the modal component using observeState to render contextual dialog content.

To return a result from a Wix dashboard modal, call the closeModal function within your modal component, which passes the specified result data directly back to the originating dashboard page or plugin that triggered the openModal request.

Yes, you must register the dashboard modal through the extensions registry in extensions.ts. This registration maps the modalId to your modal component, allowing the Wix dashboard API to successfully locate and open the dialog via dashboard.openModal.

Yes, you can use TypeScript to build Wix dashboard modals. The skill supports a TypeScript-based UI development workflow for creating the modal component and configuration files, ensuring type-safe integration with the Wix dashboard extensions architecture.

The best way to add confirmation dialogs to a Wix dashboard extension is using a standardized three-file modal architecture. By creating a reusable modal component and registering it via extensions.ts, you ensure consistent UX for forms and confirmations across your plugin.