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@thetribelille/strapi-plugin-export

v1.0.1

Published

Export your strapi's data in csv easily with custom formatting.

Downloads

6

Readme

Publish to NPM

Strapi plugin export data

A plugin that allows to export collection-types and single-types with the option to provide specific formatting for the fields. In the config/plugins.js file you can add this kind of formatting:

'export-data': {
  enabled: true,
    config: {
      formats:{
        'api::article.article': {
          'title' : () => {
            return 'My custom title';
          }
        },
        'api::product.product': {
          'title':   (name) => {
            return `${name} - foo bar`
          }
        }
    }
  }
},

Roadmap 🚧

  • [x] Export entries in collection-types view
  • [x] Use list view filters in exported data like created_at range, order by, etc.
  • [x] Add permissions & roles

How to contribute 🚀

Create a new projet with Strapi : yarn create strapi-app my-project --quickstart Create a plugins directory in your Strapi project and move into it : mkdir my-project/src/plugins && cd $_ Clone the repository : With SSH : git clone [email protected]:thetribeio/strapi-plugin-export.git With HTTPS : https://github.com/thetribeio/strapi-plugin-export.git Create a config/plugins.js file in the strapi project directory. Run yarn && yarn build in the strapi directory. Run yarn develop or yarn develop --watch-admin in the strapi directory