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@arc-core-components/content-source_site-service-v3
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Content source that hooks into the Site Service portion of the Arc Suite.
This the Arc Core Component representing a content source that hooks into the Site Service portion of the Arc Suite and returns a feed of sites associated with a particular website.
The most important part is the pattern. This defines the endpoint that PageBuilder Fusion uses to look up content.
This Core Component takes advantage of PageBuilder Fusion's ability to use CONTENT_BASE to define the credentials for the Site Service, ensuring that no private secrets are exposed.
/site/v3/navigation/${serviceSite}/?hierarchy=${key.hierarchy || "default"}&_id=${key.section}
This content source takes three parameters:
default
, which gives the top-level list of
sites.This Core Component must be used within a Fusion project.
npm install @arc-core-components/content-source_site-service-v3
/content/sources
folder. For this content source, the suggested name is
site-service-v3.js
site-service-v3.js
:import source from "@arc-core-components/content-source_site-service-v3";
export default source;
You'll want to set a schema for this within your Component Repo. Look here for an example schema.
FAQs
Content source that hooks into the Site Service portion of the Arc Suite.
We found that @arc-core-components/content-source_site-service-v3 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 11 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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