@tinloof/sanity-toolkit
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Utilities, schemas and components for Sanity.io studios.
The most important bits of this package are:
schema/reusedFields and schema/objects - commonly-used, fundamental schemas shared across all sites.schemas/documentSchema.ts - builds a localizable & ordered document schema based on configuration nested in its custom object. Also enhances the provided fields with common fields such as slug, seo and publishStatus, if applicable.schemas/blockSchema.ts and schemas/settingsSchema - similar to documentSchema, but applicable to blocks and the settings document, respectively.parts/buildStructure.ts - takes in a configuration for the shape of the studio's Desk and outputs a Structure Builder to render localized, ordered and neatly organized menus of documents.components/StudioDocs.tsx - minimal component that renders a Docsify instance to document the studio from inside of it. The actual documentation lives in the front-end's public folder - @tinloof/remix-cli/template/public/studio-docs for the template.FAQs
Utilities, schemas and components for Sanity.io studios.
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