This module provides an admin interface for your app and other modules. It implements the /admin route and provides a hook for other modules to register their own admin page implementations.

Once you have this module installed you can access the admin UI at /admin. Your user needs the admin_pages.view permission to have access to the admin menu and the pages.
For more details see the Permission module.

The Module provides the hook_admin_page and the hook_admin_layout hooks.

If you want an admin page (or just a link) to show up in the admin navigation and the admin UI, you can implement hook_admin_page.liquid.
It should return an array of objects describing the page and/or navigation items:

{% parse_json admin_pages %}
[
  {
    "relative_path": "/admin/path_you_want_to_imeplement" | null,
    "partial": "path_to_your_admin_page_partial" (optional),
    "menu": {
      "title": "Title of your admin page"
      "link_attributes": {
        "attribute1": "attribute to add to the admin menu link (`link_attributes` is optional)"
        "attribute2": "attribute value"
        ...
      }
    },
    "permission": "name of the permission needed to have access your admin page"
  }
]
{% endparse_json %}

{% return admin_pages %}

From the example above you can see that the relative_path (which is the admin route) and the partial is optional. In case you don't want to register your admin page partial, but you still want a page to show up in the admin menu you can implement your own page and add the link to the admin menu using the link_attributes object, by specifying a href attribute. This is how the Component Library Module shows the link to the styleguide page in the admin.

You can register your own admin layout file to provide a custom admin experience in your app. This is how the Theme Manager Module implements admin themes, by looking for available admin theme implementations and registering the admin layout from the currently selected active theme. The admin_layou hook simply returns the path of a liquid partial as a string.

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