Introducing Plugins

If you're interested in enhancing Typemill's capabilities through plugins, you're in the right place. Typemill offers multiple avenues for adding functionality, making it a flexible platform for developers.

What You Can Do

• Add a new tab to each page with forms or features (e.g., an SEO tab with data from analytics).
• Implement a new edit feature in the visual markdown editor, such as an icon for adding math.
• Integrate a shortcode feature for the editor.
• Append a new navigation point to the system area with a new feature.
• Create a new user role with special rights.
• Develop a registration feature.
• Implement a new middleware.
• Add new routes to display content or a new API endpoint.
• Introduce a new Twig function to execute custom actions in your theme.

Explore more possibilities by checking the list of official plugins.

Your Assumed Knowledge

To create a plugin, a solid understanding of PHP development is crucial. Here's what we assume:

• Familiarity with PHP objects and classes.
• Understanding of PHP namespacing.
• Knowledge of MVC and Controllers in PHP is beneficial.
• Experience with the Slim PHP framework or any other PHP framework is advantageous but not required.
• Some exposure to an event-based system is great but not required.

Happy coding!!