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    • Core Document Storage
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  • Collections
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    • Fields
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    • File / Media Uploads
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    • Client SDK (@byline/client)
    • Routing & API
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  • Search
    • Overview
    • Configure search
    • Indexing and reindexing
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    • PostgreSQL and MySQL search providers
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    • Content locales
    • Administering content locales
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    • Admin-config registration
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Admin UI

Companions:

  • Configuration — the admin config file, isomorphic schema boundary, and public-bundle isolation rules.
  • Collections — collection layouts, columns, preview URLs, and list-view extension points.
  • Configuration API — the exact AdminConfig and registration contract.

Byline's admin interface is assembled from a small, framework-agnostic component kit and wired into a host application through a deliberately code-split registration path. This section is for readers extending the admin surface or integrating it into their own app.

  • UI Kit — @byline/ui, the framework-agnostic React primitives the admin is built from, and how to consume them in your own UI.
  • Admin-config registration — how the admin/editor configuration is registered on the client, why it is code-split away from public routes, and the trade-offs behind the current approach.
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