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apostrophe-anchor-field-type
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Adds an `anchor` field type to apostrophe-schemas that populates a select with ID and name attributes from a target URL
Improves apostrophe-schemas
to add an anchor
field type that displays all id
and name
attributes from the target remote URL.
An anchor field depends on other schema fields to tell it what URLs it should look up to find id
s and name
s. You must provide a remoteAnchorsFields
property to tell it what fields to connect to.
// ... other schema fields
{
type: 'anchor',
name: 'anchor',
label: 'Anchor ID',
remoteAnchorsFields: ['_page', 'url'],
}
remoteAnchorsFields
is an array of field names in the schema.
Shorthand makes the assumption that _page
is a join (because of the leading _ in its name) and, conversely, that url
is a string field. These assumptions also mean that:
joinByOne
field type, and should be treated as such in the context of the current site. // ... other schema fields
{
type: 'anchor',
name: 'anchor',
label: 'Anchor ID',
remoteAnchorsFields: {
fieldName: '_page',
urlType: 'relative',
fieldType: 'join'
},
}
Spells out what is assumed in shorthand syntax.
urlType
tells module how to request the remote page.fieldType
tells module what type of apostrophe field to connect to. // ... other schema fields
{
type: 'anchor',
name: 'anchor',
label: 'Anchor ID',
remoteAnchorsFields: [
{
fieldName: '_page',
urlType: 'relative',
fieldType: 'join'
},
{
fieldName: 'url',
urlType: 'absolute',
fieldType: 'string'
},
],
}
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Adds an `anchor` field type to apostrophe-schemas that populates a select with ID and name attributes from a target URL
We found that apostrophe-anchor-field-type demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 15 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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