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Signed-off-by: bnechyporenko <bnechyporenko@bol.com>
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id, title, description
| id | title | description |
|---|---|---|
| customization | Customization | Documentation on adding a customization logic to the plugin |
Overview
The Backstage core logic provides a possibility to make the component customizable in such a way that the application developer can redefine the labels, icons, elements or even completely replace the component. It's up to each plugin to decide what can be customized.
For a plugin developer
When you are creating your plugin, you have a possibility to use a metadata field and define there all customizable elements. For example
const plugin = createPlugin({
id: 'my-plugin',
options: {
createButtonTitle: 'Create',
},
});
And the rendering part of the exposed component can retrieve that metadata as:
export type CatalogPageOptionsProps = {
createButtonTitle: string;
};
export function DefaultMyPluginWelcomePage() {
const { createButtonTitle } = usePluginOptions<CatalogPageOptionsProps>();
return (
<div>
<button>{createButtonTitle}</button>
</div>
);
}
For an application developer using the plugin
The way to reconfigure the default values provided by the plugin you can do it via reconfigure method, defined on the plugin. Example:
import { myPlugin } from '@backstage/my-plugin';
myPlugin.reconfigure((options: CatalogPageOptionsProps) => ({
...options,
createButtonTitle: 'Maybe Create',
}));