Dashboard Wrapping
Hello, I am learning how to use blueprint. I've gotten the admin part done of my mod manager now I am trying to figure out to add a mod manager option in the servers dashboard.
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I'm currently not able to provide a full-length explaination of how this API works exactly.
Try going over the "Components.yml" and "React components" documentation pages on Blueprint's website.
Additionally, there are examples related to this feature on the templates repository (see screenshot).
appreicated thank you!
hey, so can I do a custom controller or? I'm trying to pass data into the section.
You should be able to make API routes and controllers for them with certain extension APIs. Although, I don't really have an example with me right now.
so modify pterodactyl's routing or is there something with blueprint I am missing?
Blueprint provides Extension APIs (config options in conf.yml) to extend Pterodactyl's Laravel routes with custom ones.
I'll have to revisit this stuff before I can confidently give you answers on how to work with it though.
That would be appreciated, I'm sorry for being a annoyance. There just isn't alot of documentation, if there is I am missing a bit.
Not trying to be a bother how long do you think it'll take to get a response?
Really depends on how busy my day is 😅
No worries, it's completely understandable. Documentation should definitely be worked more on.
Do you already know how Laravel routes work (outside of Blueprint)?
Yes I do.
So basically, Blueprint allows you to create your own routes file and have it imported dynamically into Blueprint's Laravel routes.
Create your own
routes.php (or whatever you'd like to call the file) and add it to the client routers suboption in your conf.yml.
Documentation is a little unclear on the
app option. This option exists on the current latest version of Blueprint under requests: controllers.
Everything about this API is the exact same though, and the upcoming version of Blueprint will handle controllers just like it would handle app.So do I just create normal routes using route::get etc
Do I need to import something or? Because I tried that and it just doesn’t work
Yeah basically. Forgot to mention that client routes automatically get prefixed with
/api/client/extensions/<identifier>/Ah ok, thank you!
@Emma does blueprint not allow this
What do you mean exactly?
nvm
I was being stupid
this still isn't what I was really hoping for though but it's fine.
@Emma so using that logic, I'm still confused on how I'm supposed to send my data to here.
or do I actually have to fetch the data, and there is no where to just serve the page with it
Yup you have to fetch it
ah ok
That's generally how the entire Pterodactyl client ui functions ðŸ˜
does pterodactyl natively pass in the server id etc
gag
@Emma off the top of your head do you know if there is a way to get a servers ID
the short UUID
The server ID should be the short string of characters in the URL
as in
https://example.domain.com/server/845h385
where 845h385 would be the server id
It can also be found by going to the Settings page on the server and looking at Debug Information, which shows you a longer Server ID, the short version of that ID is just that first part up until the first -I am wanting to obtain the server id via blueprint
For my blueprint plugin
Should be somewhere in the current server state
You are able to utilize the Pterodactyl API from Pterodactyl's functions. There should also be a server ID mentioned somewhere.
I can dive deeper into this for you later, got some stuff to do beforehand.
Any update?
Thanks!