@contentful/live-preview
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Preview SDK for both the field tagging connection + live content updates
Preview SDK for both the field tagging connection + live content updates by Contentful.
It uses Typescript, React and is bundled using Vite.
>=16.15.1>=1.21.1To install live preview simply run one of the following commands.
yarn add @contentful/live-preview
or
npm install @contentful/live-preview
To tag fields you need to add the live preview data-attributes to the rendered HTML element output. You can do this in React via our helper function.
import { getLivePreviewProps } from '@contentful/live-preview';
...
<h1 {...getLivePreviewProps({ entryId: id, fieldId: 'title', locale })}>
{title}
</h1>
[Documentation on live updates]
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The live preview package is open source software licensed as MIT.
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Preview SDK for both the field tagging connection + live content updates
The npm package @contentful/live-preview receives a total of 50,975 weekly downloads. As such, @contentful/live-preview popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @contentful/live-preview demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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