tinacms-condition-field

Adds a condition field to TinaCMS

Article

If you want to read more in depth walk through to how this condition field works, checkout my article here: https://mintel.me/lets-create-a-conditional-field-for-tinacms/

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Install

npm install --save tinacms-condition-field

or

yarn add tinacms-condition-field

Manual

import TinaCMSConditionField from 'tinacms-condition-field'

const conditionField = new TinaCMSConditionField(tinacms);

conditionField.install();

with Gatsby

add to gatsby-browser.js

import TinaCMSConditionField from 'tinacms-condition-field'

export const onClientEntry = () => {
  const conditionField = new TinaCMSConditionField(window.tinacms);
  conditionField.install();
}

Usage

The condition component is applied when specifying component: 'condition' in your field. It needs a trigger that will toggle your condition. This can be any component usable with TinaCMS. The value is then passed to the fields method. Based on this value you can control which fields to return. If you don't return anything nothing will be displayed.

Examples

{
  name: 'frontmatter.useReadme',
  component: 'condition',
  label: 'Use Readme',
  trigger: {
    component: 'toggle'
  },
  fields: useReadme => {
    if (!useReadme) {
      return [
        {
          name: 'frontmatter.test',
          component: 'text',
          label: 'Some test',
          description: 'To prove it works with multiple fields'
        },
        {
          label: 'Body',
          component: 'markdown',
          name: 'rawMarkdownBody'
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}

{
  label: 'Internal',
  name: 'internal',
  description: 'Set to false if you want link to another website',
  component: "condition",
  trigger: {
    component: "toggle"
  },
  fields: (internal) => {
    return internal ? [
      {
        label: "Slug",
        name: "slug",
        component: "text"
      }
    ] : [
      {
        label: "Link",
        name: "link",
        component: "text",
      }
    ]
  }
},