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@sklinet/strapi-plugin-content-tags

v1.0.0

Published

A Strapi plugin that allows you to add custom tags to your content.

Downloads

64

Readme

Strapi Plugin Content Tags

A Strapi plugin that allows you to add custom tags to your content.

Installation

# using npm
npm install @SKLINET/strapi-plugin-content-tags --save

To allow tags on a collection type, edit
./src/api/[content-type-name]/content-types/[content-type-name]/schema.json

{
  "pluginOptions": {
    "i18n": { ... },
    "content-tags": {
      "fieldName": "Tags",
      "tags": {
        "None": { "color": "neutral" },
        "Done": { "color": "success" },
        "In progress": { "color": "primary" },
        "Error": { "color": "danger" }
      },
      "defaultTag": "None"
    }
  },

  ...

  "attributes": {
    ...
    "Tags": {
      "type": "customField",
      "customField": "plugin::content-tags.content-tags"
    }
    ...
  }
}

The pluginOption section lets you configure the the tags of the collection type.

  • fieldName is a reference to the field you have specified in the attributes section.
  • tags is an objects of which the keys are the labels of the tags and the values need to contain the following properties:
    • color: The display color of the badge. It is passed to a Status component.
      Possible values: alternative, danger, neutral, primary, secondary, success, warning.
  • defaultTag: A key in tags that will be assigned to entities by default.

In the attributes section you need to define a field, using the provided custom component. You can do that by either editing schema.json manually or adding it through Content-Type Builder.

Todo

  • Add an editor to Advanced settings of Content-Type Builder where you can setup the tags.