How System Upgrader Pro Works

The tool provides a secure unlock step and then exposes an editor workspace with a sidebar and a result panel. The sidebar lists tool Blade templates detected in the active theme folder, supports fast searching, and lets you load a specific tool by slug. The editor panel shows the Blade template, the related PHP class (when it can be located safely), and an SVG icon file (when present). After edits, you can save everything in a single action and immediately see a success message.

Step-by-Step How-To

• 1. Unlock the editor: Enter the password and click Unlock to open the workspace.
• 2. Search and select a tool: Use the search field to filter slugs, then load a tool from the list.
• 3. Edit safely: Update the Blade template and, when available, the PHP class and SVG icon source.
• 4. Save: Click Save to write files back to disk. A confirmation appears in the result panel.
• 5. Copy or reset: Copy a generated prompt for an AI-assisted refactor, or reset inputs to reload the last saved version.

Because the interface is form-based and works through standard GET and POST requests, it remains compatible with modern Toolsti runtimes without relying on Livewire. That means it installs cleanly, renders reliably, and behaves like a native core tool.

Key Features

Premium Sidebar + Editor Layout

The UI follows a familiar SaaS pattern: a focused header, a sidebar for navigation and settings, and a spacious result panel for editing. This structure reduces mistakes because you always see which tool slug is currently loaded.

Searchable Tool List

When your installation contains many tools, scrolling becomes slow. System Upgrader Pro includes a quick search input that filters tool slugs instantly, making it easy to jump to the template you need.

Multi-File Editing

Real tool changes often touch more than one file. In one workspace you can update a Blade template, attempt to locate and edit the corresponding addon PHP entry class, and keep an SVG icon source next to the preview.

Instant Copy Utilities

The tool includes a copy-ready “Prompt” builder so you can paste the current code into your AI assistant and request a structured refactor. It is also helpful for archiving changes in tickets or code reviews.

Use Cases

• Rapid UI iteration: Adjust labels, spacing, or components in a tool view without leaving the browser.
• Theme alignment: Ensure a tool matches your premium layout by updating its Blade markup in the active theme.
• Addon maintenance: When the tool belongs to an addon, locate the entry class and patch logic quickly.
• SVG housekeeping: Update or replace an icon file and preview it next to the code.
• Troubleshooting: Fix a broken view, remove invalid markup, or revert to a known-good version using copy history.
• Team workflows: Give a trusted maintainer a controlled editor for small changes without granting full server access.

System Upgrader Pro is best used for targeted maintenance changes. For large refactors, you should still follow your standard development pipeline, but this tool can speed up urgent fixes and small improvements.

Optimization Tips

Keep Changes Small and Test Immediately

After saving, open the affected tool page in another tab and verify rendering on both desktop and mobile widths. Small, focused changes reduce the risk of introducing layout regressions.

Prefer Additive Edits

When adjusting PHP logic, prefer additive changes that preserve existing inputs and output keys. This helps avoid breaking other parts of the platform that may rely on a tool’s behavior.

Use Copy Utilities for Audit Trails

Before you save a change, copy the prompt (or raw code) into your change log or ticket system. It creates a lightweight audit trail and makes rollbacks easier when multiple people collaborate.

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