ThinkAdmin Documentation

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Key features include:

• Chameleon feature: Allows for brightness adjustments.
• High-contrast compatibility: Supports accessibility requirements.
• SVG Graphics: Uses SVG for high-quality icon rendering.

The system implements a Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) model driven by PHP annotations (docblocks) within controllers.

1. Automatic Generation: By adding annotations to controller methods, the system automatically generates permission nodes.
2. Granular Control: Permissions can be controlled down to the specific button level.
3. Dynamic Menus: The admin interface dynamically renders menus based on the user's assigned permissions.
4. Audit Logs: All user actions are recorded for security auditing.

ThinkAdmin features a multi-process asynchronous task system designed for handling long-running or heavy data tasks.

• Multi-process Architecture: It can spawn multiple independent PHP processes to run tasks concurrently.
• Monitoring: A background process scans the task data table every 0.5 seconds to execute pending tasks.
• Process Management: Supports commands like START, STOP, QUERY, and LISTEN to manage task workers.
• Cross-platform: Compatible with both Windows and Linux environments.

You can automatically generate functional nodes and permission configurations by adding annotations to your controller methods.

Supported annotations:

• @auth true: Requires authentication/permission verification.
• @menu true: Automatically adds the method to the system menu.
• @login true: Requires the user to be logged in.

/**
 * User List
 * @auth true
 * @menu true
 */
public function index()
{
    // Method content
}

Ensure your environment meets the following minimum and recommended specifications:

Base Requirements

• PHP: 7.1+ (Recommended: 8.0+)
• Composer: 2.0+ (Recommended: 2.5+)
• Database: SQLite 3 (Minimum) or MySQL 8.0+ (Recommended)
• Memory: 128MB (Minimum) or 512MB+ (Recommended)

Required PHP Extensions

• gd (Image processing)
• mbstring (Multibyte string handling)
• openssl (Encryption)
• pdo (Database abstraction)
• curl (HTTP client)
• fileinfo (File type detection)
• json (JSON processing)
• zip (Compression)

ThinkAdmin uses Composer for plugin management. You can install free or paid plugins by running the appropriate composer require command. To remove a plugin, use composer remove.

Note: Uninstalling a plugin via Composer does not automatically delete its associated database tables; these must be cleaned up manually.

You can customize the appearance of the ThinkAdmin interface through three primary methods:

1. CSS: Add custom styles in the public/static/css/ directory.
2. System Parameters: Configure theme-related settings directly in the admin dashboard.
3. Templates: Modify the view files located in app/admin/view/.

To extend the admin functionality, you can create custom controllers and apply security constraints using annotations.

1. Controller Creation: Create a new file in the app/admin/controller/ directory. Your class must extend think\admin\Controller.
2. Permission Control: Add specific annotations to your controller methods to enforce security:
   • @auth true: Requires authentication.
   • @menu true: Requires menu permission.
   • @login true: Requires login status.

ThinkAdmin requires all business logic to be implemented via its plugin architecture. To create a plugin, extend the think\admin\Plugin class and implement the install() and uninstall() methods to handle database tables and menus.

Plugins are managed via Composer, supporting hot-swapping and online upgrades.

<?php
namespace app\plugin\example;

use think\admin\Plugin;

class ExamplePlugin extends Plugin
{
    public function install()
    {
        // Operations during plugin installation
        $this->createTables();
        $this->createMenus();
    }
    
    public function uninstall()
    {
        // Operations during plugin uninstallation
        $this->dropTables();
        $this->removeMenus();
    }
}

To optimize system performance, you can switch the application to production mode. This typically enables caching and other optimizations.

Navigate to System Management (系统管理) → System Parameter Configuration (系统参数配置), find the "Running Mode" (运行模式) option, select "Production Mode" (生产模式), save, and clear the system cache.