Speeds up the creation of admin grids and forms in Magento 2. Simplifies UI component development for faster admin panel customization.
Developer Tools
Debugging, profiling, testing, migrations, code generation
Provides ready-made mock objects implementing Magento DataObject methods (getData/setData, etc.) for use in PHPUnit tests, removing the need to manually stub these common methods when mocking the many Magento objects that extend DataObject.
Integrates the free Tabler Icons SVG set into Hyva themes, exposing outline and filled styles as dedicated SvgIcons view models for use in PHTML templates.
Integrates the Simple Icons brand icon set into Hyva themes as a dedicated SvgIcons view model, copying icons automatically from the simple-icons package during setup.
Integrates the Remixicon SVG icon set into Hyva themes, exposing line and fill styles as dedicated SvgIcons view models for use in PHTML templates.
Deletes previously uploaded media files when a Stores → Configuration file field is saved with a replacement or emptied, preventing orphaned files from accumulating in media storage.
Extends Magento's mail transport builder with email attachment support, providing an attachment-capable interface for adding raw content or file-based attachments to messages before they are sent.
Looking for contributors - Help fix build issues
Adds a Reindex mass action to the admin Index Management grid, letting permitted admin users reindex selected indexers directly from the grid.
Adds a Password field to the admin customer edit form so developers can set a customer account password directly for local debugging and testing workflows. Intended as a dev-only tool, not for production use.
A dev-friendly approach to keep track of database changes in Magento 2.
Looking for contributors - Help fix build issues
Adminhtml compatibility module for Magewire, enabling reactive, server-driven Magewire components inside the Magento 2 backend with the same JavaScript-light developer experience and identical wire:* directives Magewire offers on the storefront.