Minn\Admin

The bars for a window of days, counted from the database.

GMT stamps into bars, oldest first. Labels are site-local: the day for daily bars, "Week of" the bar's first day for weekly ones.

The overview's four most recent items, times already worded ("2 hours ago").

Oracle-caught quirk: the reference's recent-activity query runs with a multi-type post_type plus perm=editable, and on that combination it restricts EVERY status to post_author = caller, admins included, published posts included. Authorless posts appear for nobody. The engine reproduces the observed behavior, not the intent.

The events behind one chart bar, (from, to] GMT, newest first. Post rows decode the RAW stored title; comment rows decode the texturized one (the reference's asymmetry, kept).

May this caller see a comment row that names its post?

A post's stored title, empty when the post is gone.

A user's display name, empty when the user is gone.

The types beyond post and page the app may show, with their labels.

The boot-status types section: edit-visible types for this user, slimmed.

The rest_base of a type slug.

A type's singular label.

The viewable types a person edits in the app: slug => rest base. @return array<string, string>

Whether a UI post type still supports comments.

Whether the site has switched Minn Admin off: its plugin folder is in wp-content/plugins (the record the reference keeps) and active_plugins does not name it. A site that carries only the engine's bundle has no such record and keeps its admin.

Where the bundle sits on disk.

Whether the bundle is on disk.

The bundle's version from its plugin header.

The absolute path of a readable file inside the app, or null.

A self-busting asset version: app version plus file mtime.

The absolute path and content type of an asset inside the app, or null for anything missing or outside it.

Requires a signed-in user who can edit content; otherwise the login form.

One file of the app bundle, with its content type and caching headers.

Scheme slots in the order the app lists them.

The app's own Minn tokens, the fill for incomplete custom maps.

A user's saved appearance, normalised.

Merges the given keys over the stored map and writes it back; returns the normalised result.

The appearance with every field valid and every missing one defaulted.

#rgb or #rrggbb to lowercase #rrggbb, or '' for anything else.

The site's name, or Site when it has none.

The window.MINN payload the app boots from, for one signed-in session.

The translation offers; none on the engine.

Minn Admin's changelog, released sections only, beside the bundle's version.

The engine's own changelog, kept in its repository and not in a release, shown beside the app's on Minn.

The app's bundled user guide.

The stat cards, the metric catalog and layout, the chart, and the feed.

Which cards show: the user's saved picks over the site default over the built-in layout, unknown keys dropped and slots refilled.

At most six unique sanitize_key metric ids; anything else drops.

The events behind one chart bar, (from, to] GMT.

Takes the edit lock on a post.

Releases the edit lock on a post.

No theme, no page templates: an honest empty set.

Theme patterns are GPL theme content the engine does not carry.

number_format_i18n for the default locale: comma thousands.

size_format with one decimal: 1024-step units, comma thousands.

Humanized age, pinned by an oracle capture table: each unit rounds, floors at 1, and hands off at the next unit boundary.

A post title as the feed shows it: texturized, entities decoded, tags gone.

Core view id => [label, the capability that shows the view].

The id as the app sends it: lower-case, only word characters, colon, and dash.

The views a user has hidden, by id.

The restore list: every hidden core view the person can still see. @return list<array{id: string, kind: string, label: string, sub: string}>

False when the id names nothing this person could hide.

Shows a hidden view again.

The language select's HTML, installed languages first.

The languages a user may pick, installed and available.

The slice of the boot payload a language switch repaints from.

Sets the caller's own locale.

Sets another user's locale.

Sets the site's locale.

The bell feed for a user, newest first, grouped and marked read or unread.

An id marks one item read; an empty id marks everything read.

The overview payload.

The events behind one chart bar.

Saves the caller's pick of overview cards.

Saves the site's default overview cards.

Searches the theme directory.

Installs a theme from the directory by slug.

Installs a theme from an uploaded zip.

Deletes an inactive theme.

A plugin zip: a WordPress plugin or a Minn extension.

A zip URL, or a GitHub owner/repo whose latest release carries a zip asset.

Searches the plugin directory.

One directory plugin's details.

The states after a post's title, or nothing when it has none.

The quick edit fields: the escaped title and slug, the author, the two discussion statuses, the status, the date in its six parts and the password, then what the caller adds (parent, template, order, terms, sticky, format) unbroken, and the closing tag.

The caller's appearance.

Saves the caller's appearance.

A user's appearance, for one who may edit them.

Saves a user's appearance.

The target user's restore list, for the user edit page.

An administrator restores something another person hid; hiding stays that person's own choice.

Hides a view for the caller.

Shows a view again for the caller.

Renders blocks for the editor's preview.

The stylesheets previews are scoped under: the engine's own, the theme's, and theme.json inline.

A user's sessions, the caller's own marked.

Signs the person out everywhere; a caller acting on themselves keeps the session they are using.

Signs one session out.

The site logo attachment.

The permalink structure.

The spam settings.

The months the library has uploads in.

The taxonomies of each public type, for the Structure view.

The Structure view's post types: core and site-declared, with their live counts.

Every taxonomy with its counts.

The System view's payload.

The scheduled posts.

The autoloaded options.

The engine never rewrites wp-config.php; the file is the site's, edited by hand.

The logs list.

One log's tail.

Empties one log.

The debug log's tail.

Empties the debug log.

Every theme on disk with the active one marked.

Switches the active theme.

The locale a person reads the admin in.

The site's locale from WPLANG, en_US by default.

Whether a locale reads right to left.

The app's translation map for a locale: source string => translation, or the plural forms as a list. Later folders win, so the installed pack lands over the bundle's fallback.

Whether a locale has any files on this site: a core pack or Minn Admin's own.

The locales with a pack on disk, the two defaults first.

The languages route's payload; `current` is the raw meta of the user asked about.

The same payload for a caller who may switch languages but not install one: no available list.

Fetches and unpacks Minn Admin's language pack for a locale from the release the bundle's manifest names. True when files were written; false when the manifest offers no pack for the locale.

The plugin update offers.

Icons and details for the installed plugins.

Asks the Minn update service again, now: for plugin and theme offers, and for Minn itself (its status answered as core).

Updates one plugin.

Updates every plugin with an offer.

Updates one theme.

Turns auto-updates on or off for one asset.

The Media card's "N used" line, "over N used" for a walk cut short, or "" when the size is not known.

The uploads size, cached or walked now.

The bell feed.

Body {id} marks one read; {} marks all read.

Minn's version and any newer release; a day-old check of the update service runs once the answer is sent.

Replaces the running engine with the release on offer.

The app's one-round-trip boot burst. Absent sections are the contract's own fallback: the client loads a missing section standalone. The engine serves what it can honestly answer and omits the plugin-inventory sections it has no installation for.