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graphcms-localized-textfields

v0.2.0

Published

A GraphCMS UI Extension for adding localized text fields to models

Downloads

7

Readme

graphcms-localized-textfields

A GraphCMS UI Extension component for adding localized text fields to models. Looks like this:

Extension screenshot

Usage

A basic example of usage can be like this:

import { LocalizedTextPage } from "graphcms-localized-textfields";

const locales = ["en", "de", "ch", "ru", "uk"];

const mapper = {
  ch: "Chinese",
  en: "English",
  de: "German",
  ru: "Russian",
  uk: "Ukrainian",
};

function App() {
  return (
    <LocalizedTextPage
      locales={locales}
      mapLocaleCodeToString={mapper}
      isMultiline
    />
  );
}

export default App;

Then, all you have to do is to host the website, and then provide GraphCMS with the link to it. In case you wish to have a both the single-line & the multi-like text fields, you can use a router library such as Wouter, and place each each version of the component on separate uris.

API

LocalizedTextPage receives the following options:

  • locales - an array of language codes (preferably in the ISO 639-1 format)

  • mapLocaleCodeToString - an object that maps from the language code, such as "en" to a natural language string, such as "English". By default, the following language codes already have mappings: en, de, it, es, fr, ru, uk.

  • isMultiline - indicates whether the text inputs should be multiline. By default, is set to false.