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This module provides a comprehensive set of abstractions for managing security within web administration interfaces. It includes essential hooks (useAuthentication, useIdentity), context managers, and utilities for handling roles, permissions, and the full login/logout lifecycle. Developers should use these standardized components to ensure consistent, robust, and scalable security implementation across the entire application.

This module provides essential abstractions, types, and custom hooks for implementing robust multi-tenancy logic within an administrative dashboard. It allows developers to easily manage tenant context, determine tenant status (e.g., root tenant checks), and perform critical operations like enabling or disabling tenants, ensuring structured and isolated application development.

A comprehensive collection of reusable abstractions and components for building modern, professional admin user interfaces. It provides core elements like DataTables, complex forms, date pickers, buttons, and cards, ensuring a consistent and efficient development experience for web applications.

This skill enables deep customization of the Webiny Admin UI. Developers can implement white-labeling (custom logos, titles, and theme colors), add highly specific custom columns to content entry list views, and create bespoke forms for various page types. It allows extending core components like dialogs, drawers, and the Lexical editor, making the admin panel fully branded and feature-rich.

This catalog provides essential abstractions and utility functions for building complex, interactive web editors and website builders. It includes utilities for element manipulation ($createElement, $deleteElement), state management, component rendering (LexicalEditor, DropDown), and workflow commands, enabling developers to create robust CMS interfaces.

This skill details the universal Dependency Injection (DI) pattern for Webiny web extensions. It is the foundational pattern used across all extension types (API, Admin, CLI, Infrastructure) to ensure type safety and automatic service provision. Learn how to use constructor injection, declare dependencies (like Logger, BuildParams, or CMS use-cases), and utilize the `createImplementation` factory to build robust, decoupled services.

This catalog provides five core abstractions (`Admin`, `Api`, `Cli`, `Infra`, `Project`) for structuring robust web applications. It ensures developers have standardized access points for managing different components like administrative interfaces, backend APIs, command-line tools, infrastructure configurations, and overall project logic. Developers must import the specific abstraction from the designated path.

This skill provides a standardized skeleton for building full-stack extensions that integrate both API services and Administration UIs. It defines the top-level component, shared domain layer, and mandatory entry-point registration patterns (<Api.Extension>, <Admin.Extension>) required for successful runtime deployment across different environments.

This library provides comprehensive infrastructure abstractions for web applications. It offers standardized hooks and services allowing developers to inject custom logic during critical stages of the application lifecycle, including before, after, and during build, deployment, and watching. These abstractions cover core, admin, and API modules, ensuring modular, reliable, and scalable infrastructure extension.

A comprehensive guide for deploying, developing, and debugging Webiny serverless applications locally. Covers deployment using `yarn webiny deploy`, local watching for API and Admin components, managing various environments (dev, staging, prod), and troubleshooting infrastructure errors on AWS.

This guide details the standard project layout for Webiny applications. It explains the critical role of `webiny.config.tsx` as the single, central configuration point for registering all custom extensions. It covers various extension types, including API endpoints, Admin UI components, Infrastructure configuration (AWS), and CLI commands, helping developers understand where and how to integrate custom code.

A comprehensive guide for developing custom editor components, theming, and CMS integration for the Website Builder using Next.js. Developers learn to register components, define configurable inputs (text, color, image, lexical), handle complex props, and understand the unique Admin iframe architecture.