This is a list of existing plugin hooks. If the hook is a filter, the callback's available parameters are listed.
Actions are called, but no return is expected.
| Hook Name | Description |
|---|---|
| back.page-top | Top of back-end page (before title) |
| back.page-bottom | Bottom of back-end page |
| back.content-top | Top of back-end content (after title) |
| back.content-bottom | Bottom of back-end content (immediately before page-bottom) |
| back.content-bottom | Bottom of back-end content (immediately before page-bottom) |
| back.scripts-pre | Before all back-end footer javascripts |
| back.scripts-assets-pre | Before all back-end footer javascripts loaded with Asset class (after basic jquery, bootstrap, etc) |
| back.scripts-assets-post | After all back-end footer javascripts loaded with Asset class |
| back.scripts-post | After all back-end footer javascripts |
Filters are passed any number of arguments, and must return the same number of arguments ("filtered" or not) for the next filter in an array.
| Hook Name | Description | Arguments |
|---|---|---|
| back.menu.main | Vessel back-end menu | $menu (handler object from vespakoen/menu package) |
| back.menumanager.getmenuablepages | Pages to list in as pages available for menu | $pages (collection) |
Observers are fired when something is happening to a model.
The hook name format is: model.name.event
Where name is the lowercase name of the model, and event is creating, created, updating, updated, saving, saved, deleting, deleted, restoring, or restored.
The callback will receive the model.
For example,
Plugin::listen('model.user.creating', function($model) {
// do something with $model
});
See the laravel model events documentation for more information.