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  • AppApiPage 1.0.2 by Sebi
    AppApi - Page: AppApiPage adds the /page endpoint to the AppApi routes definition. Makes it possible to query pages via the api.
    2022/05/31 — Development Tools
  • AppApiFile 1.0.6 by Sebi
    AppApi - File: AppApi-Module that adds a file endpoint
    2022/05/31 — Development Tools
  • AppApi 1.2.7 by Sebi
    Connect your apps to ProcessWire! This module helps you to create api-endpoints, to which an app or an external service can connect to.
    2022/11/05 — Authentication, Development Tools
  • Twack 2.2.6 by Sebi
    Reusable components for your ProcessWire-templates.
    2022/08/28 — Development Tools, Markup Generation
  • PageAccessReleasetime 1.0.4 beta by Sebi
    Enables you to set a start- and end-time for the release of pages. Prevents unreleased pages from being displayed.
    2020/04/25 — Users and Access

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