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@cslegany/filter-button-strapi5

v0.5.5

Published

This package provides a custom field for Strapi 5 that lets you add a filter button in no time.

Downloads

150

Readme

filter-button

This package provides a custom field for Strapi 5 that lets you add a filter button in no time.

Inspired by the Filter Button Strapi 4 plugin.

Installation

NPM:

npm install @cslegany/filter-button-strapi5

Yarn:

yarn add @cslegany/filter-button-strapi5

Usage

  • Install and configure the plugin. If you have Articles and Categories relations, you can use it to have a 'View Articles' button in the Edit View of a Category.
  • If you click on this button, it will show all Articles belonging to that Category using Strapi's Content Manager.
  • Multi-to-Multi relations are also supported. Let's say that you have a Labels relation and each Article can have multiple Labels. In that case you have to set Multi-to-Multi in the configuration of this plugin.
  • This plugin has a GUI to configure relations which was a missing feature in the Strapi 4 version.
  • Don't forget to add the Custom Fields in Strapi to your relations (i.e. a viewArticles custom field to Categories).

License

MIT