SaiAdmin Plugin Development

This skill provides guidance on the standard structure and development workflow for SaiAdmin6.x plugins, based on the saiadmin6.x architecture.

Overview

A standard SaiAdmin plugin consists of two main parts:

1. Backend: Located in server/plugin/<plugin_name>. See Backend Rules.
2. Frontend: Located in saiadmin-artd/src/views/plugin/<plugin_name>. See Frontend Rules.

Database Standards

All plugin tables must follow standardized structure. See Database Standards for:

• Primary key requirements
• Required standard fields (status, created_by, updated_by, timestamps)
• Complete table creation examples
• Naming conventions

Creating a New Plugin

Step 1: Create Backend (Automatic)

Use the built-in SaiAdmin command to generate the backend structure:

1. Open terminal in server/ directory.
2. Run: php webman sai:plugin <your_plugin_name>

This command automatically creates:

• server/plugin/<your_plugin> directory
• config/ files (app, route, middleware, etc.)
• app/ directory with admin/controller, api/controller, etc.
• A default IndexController.

Step 2: Create Frontend (Manual)

1. Create directory saiadmin-artd/src/views/plugin/<your_plugin>.
2. Create api/ directory for API definitions.
3. Create view directories as needed.

Development Standards

For detailed development standards and code patterns, please refer to:

• Database Standards: Covers table structure, required fields, and naming conventions.
• Backend Development Rules: Covers Controllers, Models, Validators, and directory structure.
• Frontend Development Rules: Covers API definitions, List Pages, Dialogs, and directory structure.