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This guide will help you get started with Contentstack JavaScript Utils SDK to build apps powered by Contentstack.
To get started with JavaScript, you will need the following:
Note: If you are using JavaScript Contentstack SDK, you don’t need to run the command as ‘@contentstack/utils’ is already imported in the SDK.
Use the following command to install Contentstack JavaScript Utils SDK:
npm i @contentstack/utils
Let’s learn how you can use Utils SDK to render RTE embedded items and Supercharged RTE Json to HTML.
To render embedded items on the front-end, use the renderOptions function, and define the UI elements you want to show in the front-end of your website, as shown in the example below:
const renderOption = {
// to render Supercharged RTE NodeType content like paragraph, link, table, order list, un-order list and more.
p: (node, next) => {
return `<p class='class-id'>${next(node.children)}</p>` // you will need to call next function with node children contents
},
h1: (node, next) => {
return `<h1 class='class-id'>${next(node.children)}</h1>` // you will need to call next function with node children contents
},
// to render Supercharged RTE MarkType content like bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, inlineCode, subscript, and superscript
bold: (text) => {
return `<b>${next(node.children)}</b>`
},
// to render block-type embedded items
block: {
'product': (item, metadata) => {
return `<div>
<h2 >${item.title}</h2>
<img src=${item.product_image.url} alt=${item.product_image.title}/>
<p>${item.price}</p>
</div>`
},
// to render the default
'$default': (item, metadata) => {
return `<div>
<h2>${item.title}</h2>
<p>${item.description}</p>
</div>`
}
},
// to display inline embedded items
inline: {
'$default': (item, metadata) => {
return `<span><b>${item.title}</b> - ${item.description}</span>`
}
},
// to display embedded items inserted via link
link: (item, metadata) => {
return `<a href="${metadata.attributes.href}">${metadata.text}</a>`
},
// to display assets
display: (item, metadata) => {
return `<img src=${metadata.attributes.src} alt=${metadata.alt} />`
}
}
Contentstack Utils SDK lets you interact with the Content Delivery APIs and retrieve embedded items from the RTE field of an entry.
To get an embedded item of a single entry, you need to provide the stack API key, environment name, delivery token, content type and entry UID. Then, use the includeEmbeddedItems
and Contentstack.Utils.render
functions as shown below:
import * as Contentstack from 'contentstack'
const stack = Contentstack.Stack({
api_key: '<API_KEY>',
delivery_token: '<ENVIRONMENT_SPECIFIC_DELIVERY_TOKEN>',
environment: '<ENVIRONMENT>'})
stack.ContentType('<CONTENT_TYPE_UID>')
.Entry('<ENTRY_UID>')
.toJSON()
.includeEmbeddedItems() // include embedded items
.fetch()
.then(entry => {
Contentstack.Utils.render({ entry, renderOption })
})
If you have multiple RTE fields in an entry and want to fetch the embedded items from a particular RTE field, you need to provide a path of those RTE fields.
Refer to the example code below:
//code to render embedded item from an RTE field and from another RTE field nested within a group field
Contentstack.Utils.render({ entry, path: ["rte_fieldUid", "group.rteFieldUID"], renderOption })
To get a single entry, you need to provide the stack API key, environment name, delivery token, content type and entry UID. Then, use Contentstack.Utils.jsonToHTML
function as shown below:
import * as Contentstack from 'contentstack'
const stack = Contentstack.Stack({
api_key: '<API_KEY>',
delivery_token: '<ENVIRONMENT_SPECIFIC_DELIVERY_TOKEN>',
environment: '<ENVIRONMENT>'})
stack.ContentType('<CONTENT_TYPE_UID>')
.Entry('<ENTRY_UID>')
.toJSON()
.fetch()
.then(entry => {
Contentstack.Utils.jsonToHTML({
entry,
path: ["rte_fieldUid", "group.rteFieldUID"],
renderOption
})
})
Node: Supercharged RTE also supports Embedded items to get all embedded items while fetching entry use
includeEmbeddedItems
function.
To get embedded items from multiple entries, you need to provide the content type UID. You can also use the path variable in case the entries have multiple RTE fields.
import Contentstack from 'contentstack'
const stack = Contentstack.Stack({
api_key: '<API_KEY>',
delivery_token: '<ENVIRONMENT_SPECIFIC_DELIVERY_TOKEN>',
environment: '<ENVIRONMENT>'})
stack.ContentType('<CONTENT_TYPE_UID>')
.Query()
.toJSON()
.where('title', '<entry_title_to_search>')
.includeEmbeddedItems() // include embedded items
.find()
.then(result => {
result.forEach(entry => {
Contentstack.Utils.render({
entry,
path: ['rte', 'group.rteFieldUID'],
renderOption
})
})
})
To get a multiple entries, you need to provide the stack API key, environment name, delivery token, content type and entry UID. Then, use Contentstack.Utils.jsonToHTML
function as shown below:
import * as Contentstack from 'contentstack'
const stack = Contentstack.Stack({
api_key: '<API_KEY>',
delivery_token: '<ENVIRONMENT_SPECIFIC_DELIVERY_TOKEN>',
environment: '<ENVIRONMENT>'})
stack.ContentType('<CONTENT_TYPE_UID>')
.Query()
.toJSON()
.where('title', '<entry_title_to_search>')
.find()
.then(result => {
result.forEach(entry => {
Contentstack.Utils.jsonToHTML({
entry,
path: ["rte_fieldUid", "group.rteFieldUID"],
renderOption
})
})
})
Node: Supercharged RTE also supports Embedded items to get all embedded items while fetching entry use
includeEmbeddedItems
function.
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Contentstack utilities for Javascript
The npm package @contentstack/utils receives a total of 49,611 weekly downloads. As such, @contentstack/utils popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @contentstack/utils 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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