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@avorati/strapi-plugin-preview

v1.1.0

Published

4 months ago

A plugin to display the frontend in preview mode.

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Strapi Plugin Preview

A Strapi plugin that allows you to view the frontend in preview mode.

Installation

yarn add @avorati/strapi-plugin-preview
# or
npm install @avorati/strapi-plugin-preview

Configuration

The plugin uses peerDependencies to avoid duplication of common Strapi dependencies. This means:

Plugin-specific dependencies (minimatch, lucide-react) are installed automatically
Common Strapi dependencies (react, @strapi/strapi, etc.) are reused from the main project
Local development still works with all dependencies in devDependencies

For local development

If you want to modify or test the plugin locally:

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/avorati/strapi-plugin-preview.git
cd strapi-plugin-preview

# Install development dependencies
yarn install

# Run in watch mode
yarn watch

Usage

After installation, the plugin will be available in the Strapi admin panel.

Dependency Structure

dependencies: Only plugin-specific dependencies
peerDependencies: Dependencies that should be provided by the main project
devDependencies: All dependencies needed for local development

License

MIT