graph LR
Plugin_Extension_System["Plugin/Extension System"]
Core_CMS_Logic["Core CMS Logic"]
API_Layer_REST_GraphQL_["API Layer (REST/GraphQL)"]
Admin_Panel_UI["Admin Panel/UI"]
Content_Schema_Management["Content Schema Management"]
Plugin_Extension_System -- "registers and integrates extensions to modify/add behavior" --> Core_CMS_Logic
Core_CMS_Logic -- "provides extension points and APIs utilized by" --> Plugin_Extension_System
Plugin_Extension_System -- "allows extensions to define and register new API endpoints or modify existing ones within" --> API_Layer_REST_GraphQL_
API_Layer_REST_GraphQL_ -- "provides infrastructure and routing for plugins to expose custom endpoints" --> Plugin_Extension_System
Plugin_Extension_System -- "enables plugins to inject new UI components, pages, or modify existing elements within" --> Admin_Panel_UI
Admin_Panel_UI -- "provides flexible framework for plugins to integrate UIs" --> Plugin_Extension_System
Plugin_Extension_System -- "allows extensions to define new content types, fields, or extend existing content schemas" --> Content_Schema_Management
Content_Schema_Management -- "provides mechanisms for plugins to register and validate schema definitions" --> Plugin_Extension_System
click Plugin_Extension_System href "https://github.com/CodeBoarding/GeneratedOnBoardings/blob/main/payload/Plugin_Extension_System.md" "Details"
Abstract Components Overview of a CMS architecture.
Plugin/Extension System [Expand]
Enables the extensibility of the CMS by providing a robust framework for developing and integrating custom plugins or modules. This allows developers to add new functionalities or customize existing behaviors without modifying the core CMS code. It manages the lifecycle of extensions, including registration, loading, and execution.
Related Classes/Methods: None
This component encapsulates the fundamental business logic and core functionalities of the CMS. It handles content storage, retrieval, and manipulation, user authentication and authorization, and overall system orchestration. It acts as the central hub, coordinating interactions between other components and ensuring data integrity and consistency.
Related Classes/Methods: None
Provides programmatic access to the CMS functionalities and content. It exposes a set of well-defined endpoints (either RESTful or GraphQL) that allow external applications, front-end clients, or other services to interact with the CMS. This layer handles request parsing, data serialization/deserialization, authentication, and authorization for API calls, acting as the gateway to the CMS's data and operations.
Related Classes/Methods: None
Offers a user-friendly graphical interface for administrators and content editors to manage the CMS. This includes creating, editing, and publishing content, managing users and permissions, configuring system settings, and overseeing the overall health and performance of the CMS. It provides a visual representation of the underlying data and functionalities, simplifying content management workflows.
Related Classes/Methods: None
Responsible for defining, storing, and validating the structure and types of content within the CMS. It allows administrators to create custom content models (schemas) with various fields (e.g., text, images, dates, relationships), ensuring data consistency and enabling flexible content organization. This component manages content type definitions, field validations, and potentially content migration or versioning related to schema changes.
Related Classes/Methods: None