@last-rev/adapter-contentful
v4.3.2-alpha.2
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Transforms data from contentful's structure to one which is expected by LastRev components
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LastRev Contentful Adapter
Converts contentful data shape to one that is expected by LastRev components.
usage
import Adapter from '@last-rev/adapter-contentful';
import config from './adapter-config';
import contentful from './contentfulApi';
const transform = Adapter(config);
export default async () => {
return transform(contentful.getGlobalSettings());
};
config
Confifg allows one to override specific field names for parsing URLs:
// defaults
{
urlMap = {},
linkContentType = 'elementLink',
sameWindowActionText = 'Open in the same window',
newWindowActionText = 'Open in a new window',
modalActionText = 'Open in a modal',
downloadActionText = 'Download',
manualEntryTypeText = 'Manual text entry',
contentRefTypeText = 'Content reference',
assetRefTypeText = 'Asset reference',
contentUrlLookup = {}
skipContentTypes = []
}
// example:
{
"urlMap": {
"pageGeneral": {
"url": "/[key]", // alweays use "key" for the slug here
"key": "slug" // this is what the next.js dynamic routing framework
// expects the param to be called
},
"pageRecipe": {
"url": "/recipes/[key]",
"key": "slug"
}
},
"linkContentType": "ElementCta"
}
URL lookup
The preferred method to generate the correct _href
and _as
properties for the content items is to pass in a contentUrlLookup property which maps a contentID to an object like this { href: '...whatever', as: '...whatever' }
. If this cannot be done, the old urlMap method is still supported.
skipping types
If for whatever reason we do not want to traverse items of a specific content type, just pass those content type IDs into the skipContentTypes
array.