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Version: 1.0.0

Custom schema views

FireCMS offers default form and table fields for common use cases and also allows overriding fields if you need a custom implementation, but that might be not enough in certain cases, where you might want to have a full custom view related to one entity.

In order to accomplish that you can pass an array of EntityCustomView to your schema. Like in this example:

import React from "react";
import { EntityCustomView, buildCollection } from "@camberi/firecms";

const sampleView: EntityCustomView = {
path: "preview",
name: "Blog entry preview",
builder: ({ collection, entity, modifiedValues }) => (
// This is a custom component that you can build as any React component
<MyBlogPreviewComponent entity={entity}
modifiedValues={modifiedValues}/>
)
};

const blogSchema = buildCollection({
name: "Blog entry",
views: [
sampleView
],
properties: {
name: {
title: "Name",
validation: { required: true },
dataType: "string"
},
header_image: {
title: "Header image",
dataType: "string",
config: {
storage: {
mediaType: "image",
storagePath: "images",
acceptedFiles: ["image/*"],
metadata: {
cacheControl: "max-age=1000000"
}
}
}
},
content: {
title: "Content",
description: "Example of a complex array with multiple properties as children",
validation: { required: true },
dataType: "array",
columnWidth: 400,
oneOf: {
properties: {
images: {
title: "Images",
dataType: "array",
of: {
dataType: "string",
config: {
storage: {
mediaType: "image",
storagePath: "images",
acceptedFiles: ["image/*"]
}
}
}
},
text: {
dataType: "string",
title: "Text",
config: {
markdown: true
}
},
products: {
title: "Products",
dataType: "array",
of: {
dataType: "reference",
path: "products"
}
}
}
}
}
}
})
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