Admin Pages

The AdminPage facade provides an easy way to create and manage WordPress administration pages using Laravel’s fluent syntax.

Basic Usage

The AdminPage facade allows you to add administration pages and subpages to WordPress:

use Pollora\Support\Facades\AdminPage;

// Add a main page
AdminPage::page(
    'My Plugin',           // Page title
    'My Plugin',           // Menu title
    'manage_options',      // Required capability
    'my-plugin',          // Slug
    function () {         // Action/Callback
        return view('admin.index');
    },
    'dashicons-admin-generic', // Icon (optional)
    20                        // Position (optional)
);

// Add a subpage
AdminPage::subpage(
    'my-plugin',          // Parent slug
    'Settings',           // Page title
    'Settings',           // Menu title
    'manage_options',     // Required capability
    'my-plugin-settings', // Slug
    function () {         // Action/Callback
        return view('admin.settings');
    }
);

Laravel Integration

Callbacks can return Laravel views or use dependency injection:

AdminPage::page(
    'Analytics',
    'Analytics',
    'manage_options',
    'analytics',
    function (AnalyticsService $analytics) {
        $data = $analytics->getReports();
        return view('admin.analytics', compact('data'));
    }
);

Method Chaining

The page() and subpage() methods return the factory instance, allowing for method chaining:

AdminPage::page(/* ... */)
    ->subpage(/* ... */)
    ->subpage(/* ... */);

Best Practices

Code Location

It’s recommended to declare your admin pages in a service provider:

namespace App\Providers;

use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;
use Pollora\Support\Facades\AdminPage;

class AdminServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
    public function boot()
    {
        AdminPage::page(/* ... */);
    }
}

View Organization

Organize your administration views in a dedicated folder, for example resources/views/admin/:

resources/
└── views/
    └── admin/
        ├── index.blade.php
        ├── settings.blade.php
        └── partials/
            └── header.blade.php

Parameter Reference

page() Method

• $pageTitle: Text to be displayed in the page title tags
• $menuTitle: Text to be used for the menu
• $capability: WordPress capability required to access the page
• $slug: Unique identifier for the page
• $action: Callback or action to execute to display content
• $iconUrl: URL or dashicon class for menu icon (optional)
• $position: Position in the menu (optional)

subpage() Method

• $parent: Parent page slug
• $pageTitle: Text to be displayed in the page title tags
• $menuTitle: Text to be used for the menu
• $capability: WordPress capability required to access the page
• $slug: Unique identifier for the subpage
• $action: Callback or action to execute to display content