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strapi-plugin-string-array

v1.2.3

Published

Adds support for arrays of string as field types.

Downloads

223

Readme

Strapi string array plugin

This Strapi plugin adds a new field type to store an array of strings.

Installation

npm install strapi-plugin-string-array

# OR

yarn add strapi-plugin-string-array

Setup and configuration

This plugin adds a custom field type to your Strapi setup.

When adding a new field to a content type, select String Array from the list of available field types in the "Custom" tab.

You'll be able to specify the separator to use when inputing data in the Strapi admin panel. If none is specified, a comma is used by default.

Usage

Once created, can be used like a regular text field. However, you can use the above defined separator to separate multiple values within the field. The data is stored as a string (for db engine compatibility) and is automatically converted to an array when served through the REST API.