This module supplies Magewire compatibility for the Magento Admin Panel. It is built on top of the Magewire core (with RequireJS support).
WARNING: This is current in development. It might work for you, it might not. If you want to collaborate, you are welcome to join.
First install the composer package from this repository:
composer config repositories.magewire-backend vcs git@github.com:michielgerritsen/magewire-backend.git
composer require magewirephp/magewire-backend:@dev
Note that the current package also requires a Pull Request to be merged into the Magewire core (to reuse all of the current view files). To integrate this PR temporarily in your setup, we can use a composer patch:
composer require cweagans/composer-patches
Next, in your own root composer.json
file, make sure to include the Pull Request:
{
"extra": {
"patches": {
"magewirephp/magewire": {
"Compatibility with backend": "https://patch-diff.githubusercontent.com/raw/magewirephp/magewire/pull/139.patch"
}
}
}
}
Update composer:
composer update magewirephp/magewire
Afterwards, enable all of the relevant modules:
bin/magento module:enable Magewirephp_Magewire Magewirephp_MagewireRequireJs Magewirephp_MagewireBackend
Please note that Magewire will only be loaded, if there actually is a component making use of it. However, you should be able to inspect the loading of various JS files with the word magewire
.
Create a custom XML layout to add a block
somewhere in the admin. Add an argument magewire
referring to a custom Magewire component class.
You could also use the following example which displays an input with Hello World
on the dashboard page:
composer config repositories.magewire-backend vcs git@github.com:yireo-training/YireoTraining_MageWireBackendHelloWorld.git
composer require yireo-training/magento2-magewire-backend-hello-world:@dev
bin/magento module:enable YireoTraining_MageWireBackendHelloWorld
Other examples: