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@cmsdriven/react

v2.31.11

Published

No1 Headless and Decoupled CMS for react.js Progressive JavaScript Framework.

Downloads

56

Readme

CMS platform for react.js

You build components in React as you already do curently. Create new routes on the fly and manage how your components appearing in the screen on the fly.

Visit the website: cmsdriven.io

Note: There is an online chat support ready to help you with any question

Install the dependancies

npm i @cmsdriven/react --save

Use react components to display your content

On your root directory create a file named cmsdriven.js. In this one add the components you want to use with the cmsdriven. You are going use the key name ComponentOne when you register the component to our online platform

import ComponentOne from './src/containers/componentOne'
import ComponentTwo from './src/containers/componentTwo'

export default {
  ComponentOne: ComponentOne,
  ComponentTwo: ComponentTwo
}

Dynamic Pages

React.js (CSR)

Into your router file include the following code

import { CmsDriven } from '@cmsdriven/react'

    <main>
      <Route exact path="/" component={Home} />
      <Route exact path="*" 
        component={() => <CmsDriven accessToken={'YOUR_UNIQUE_TOKEN'} />}/>
    </main>

Next.js (SSR)

Create a filename /pages/[cmsdrivenUrl]/index.js This will work as a catch all and drive all the routing that is not specify manually to our cmsdriven plugin then in this file add the following code

import React from 'react'
import { CmsDriven } from '@cmsdriven/react'

const CMS = () => {
  return (
    <div>
      <CmsDriven accessToken={'YOUR_UNIQUE_TOKEN'} />
    </div>
  )
}

export default CMS

That's all! Now you can head to our online platform cmsdriven.io and register your components and create new pages.