| name | pw-module-process |
| description | Use when constructing custom admin page pipelines, dashboards, or routing structures within ProcessWire implementing isolated Process models and RBAC. |
| risk | safe |
| source | processwire-boost |
| date_added | 2026-04-08 |
Personalized Admin Views & Routing Structures (wire-process-admin)
Within the internal ProcessWire administrative ecosystem, Controller methodologies utilized for accessing localized systems, generating functional dashboards, or navigating private toolkits definitively require explicit Process modules. This skill outlines precisely how to engage and construct modular endpoints safely deployed directly into backend operational segments.
Pre-Computation / Anti-Rationalization Check
Ensure this internal validation cascade resolves cleanly prior to active class modifications:
- Is the active Module logically extending the
Process system class? Any deviation means the framework cannot appropriately hook onto localized routing functions. (class ProcessMyTool extends Process)
- Have native Permission matrices been engaged securely? Verify an explicit string has been configured into the
permission array key located within getModuleInfo. This physically restricts rendering procedures inherently guarding external endpoint exposure.
- Is URL segment capability mapped physically? Segment structures traverse linearly down internal executions formatted actively via camelCase configurations (
executeYourSegment()). Are routing sequences fully vetted?
Execution Phases
Phase 1: Controller Construction and Context Bindings (RBAC)
Construct the module clearly noting specialized admin properties embedded systematically across internal maps.
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace ProcessWire;
class ProcessReportManager extends Process
{
public static function getModuleInfo(): array
{
return [
'title' => 'Report Manager',
'summary' => 'Dynamically manage customized business reports explicitly bound to backend interactions.',
'version' => 101,
'icon' => 'pie-chart',
'permission' => 'report-manager',
'permissions' => [
'report-manager' => 'Access and resolve queries actively within the report dashboard.'
],
'page' => [
'name' => 'reports',
'parent' => 'setup',
'title' => 'System Reports'
],
'nav' => [
[
'url' => 'add/',
'label' => 'Register Output',
'icon' => 'plus'
]
]
];
}
public function ___execute(): string
{
$this->headline('System Reports Pipeline');
$table = $this->wire()->modules->get('MarkupAdminDataTable');
$table->setEncodeEntities(false);
$table->headerRow(['Classification Profile', 'Registered Deployment', 'Action Vectors']);
$reports = [
['id' => 1, 'name' => 'Monthly Volume Map', 'date' => '2026-04-01'],
['id' => 2, 'name' => 'Weekly Output Register', 'date' => '2026-04-06']
];
foreach ($reports as $row) {
$table->row([
$row['name'],
$row['date'],
"<a href='./edit/?id={$row['id']}' class='uk-button uk-button-small uk-button-default'><i class='fa fa-edit'></i> Render Operations</a>"
]);
}
$out = "<div class='uk-container uk-margin-top'>";
$out .= "<p>Initiating localized report sequence rendering context.</p>";
$out .= "<a href='./add/' class='uk-button uk-button-primary uk-margin-bottom'>Register Output Node</a>";
$out .= $table->render();
$out .= "</div>";
return $out;
}
public function ___executeAdd(): string
{
$this->headline('Construct Specialized Output Node');
$this->breadcrumb('../', 'Reports Pipeline Matrix');
$form = $this->wire()->modules->get('InputfieldForm');
$form->action = './';
$field = $this->wire()->modules->get('InputfieldText');
$field->name = 'report_name';
$field->label = 'Assignment Classification';
$form->add($field);
$form->add($this->wire()->modules->get('InputfieldSubmit'));
return $form->render();
}
}
Essential Tools & Ecosystem
- Focus extensively upon integrating within
AdminThemeUikit generalized parameters (implementing raw uk-* CSS classes directly onto strings inside execution returns resolves fully native styling dynamically universally across back-ends environments).
- Incorporating internal modular component logic requires scaling natively accessing the local
Totoglu\Htmx framework parameters explicitly utilizing HTMX implementations detailed natively within the explicitly configured wire-htmx-integration operations if dynamic swaps are mandated without standard localized redirects.
Copy-Paste Prompts
(Pass these direct prompts to the agent to initiate workflows instantly)
[Scaffolding - Specialized Segment Access Controllers]
"Deploy a core structure targeting a new Process class segment called ProcessImportProducts. Bind execution parameters securely verifying exact matched user permission layers mapped internally alongside product-importer. Assign dynamic integration inside getModuleInfo binding physical segments securely operating underneath setup labeled cleanly as Products Import. Deliver an initial string rendered actively through ___execute() providing brief configuration introductions properly."
[Operation Controls - Deploying Specific Matrix Form Handlers]
"Bind a defined segment actively configured mapping ___executeUpload() functions routing linearly targeting the /upload/ sub-parameter explicitly connected internal tracking toward the defined ProcessImportProducts structure. Build localized rendering contexts leveraging explicit form configurations initiating native InputfieldFile mapping controls deployed across InputfieldForm matrices. Include explicit controller logic parsing uploaded elements accurately landing fully inside safe isolated .tmp target domains effectively."
Context Awareness (ProcessWire API Docs)
CRITICAL RULE FOR ALL AI AGENTS:
When you need to understand, use, or hook into a ProcessWire core class or module, you MUST NEVER guess or hallucinate the API methods.
- You MUST consult the local AI-optimized Markdown API documentation starting at
.agents/docs/index.md.
- Navigate through the index, find the relevant class document (e.g.
.agents/docs/core/Page.md), and use your file reading tools to read its methods, parameters, and hookable (🪝) events before writing any code.