@webiny/api-page-builder
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The API for the Webiny Page Builder (webiny-app-page-builder) app.
The API for the Webiny Page Builder (@webiny/app-page-builder) app.
npm install --save @webiny/api-page-builder
Or if you prefer yarn:
yarn add @webiny/api-page-builder
This package must be deployed via the @webiny/serverless-page-builder component, because the Page Builder installation process relies on the installation ZIP file that will be upladed by the component. This ZIP file is located at components/serverless-page-builder/installation/page_builder_installation_files.zip.
This file contains initial database data and phyiscal files - images, used on initial pages and page elements. Once unzipped, you will get the following folder structure:
├── data
└── images
├── elements
│ └── images
└── pages
└── images
In the data folder, you will find JSON files, which represent initial data that will be inserted into the database in the Page Builder installation process (pages, page elements, categories and menus).
The images folder contains all of the images.
To test the package with certain storage operations attached check that storage oprations package for instructions.
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The API for the Webiny Page Builder (webiny-app-page-builder) app.
The npm package @webiny/api-page-builder receives a total of 518 weekly downloads. As such, @webiny/api-page-builder popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @webiny/api-page-builder demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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