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@cms-lab/core

v1.2.6

Published

Core config, scan, diagnostics, and checks for cms-lab.

Readme

@cms-lab/core

Core config, types, diagnostics, route resolution, and scan orchestration for cms-lab.

import { defineConfig, scanDocuments, strapiRelationSlug } from "@cms-lab/core";

Most users should install cms-lab and use the CLI. This package is public for typed config files, tests, and adapter/report integrations.

scanDocuments understands the shared CMSDocument contract plus provider field shapes from the bundled adapters. SEO checks recognize common Prismic, Strapi, Directus, WordPress, Contentful, and Sanity SEO fields, while image checks recognize native alt fields such as Strapi alternativeText, Directus file description, WordPress alt_text, Contentful asset descriptions, and Sanity image alt fields.

readCmsDataPath is exported for adapters that need to read dotted paths from normalized CMS payloads, for example custom uidField and urlField mapping.

strapiRelationSlug and strapiRelationValue help Strapi route mappings read relation values from both Strapi v4 data.attributes payloads and newer flat REST payloads:

routes: [
  {
    type: "article",
    pattern: "/blog/:topic/:slug",
    getPath: (doc) => {
      const topic = strapiRelationSlug(doc.data, "topic") ?? "uncategorized";
      return `/blog/${topic}/${doc.uid}`;
    },
  },
];

site.healthPath and site.healthUrl let doctor and the initial scan health probe hit a known-good page or endpoint while normal route probes still use site.url.

checks.relationships supports narrow equality joins across normalized documents, for example requiring each menu_item to have at least one matching pricing row by id -> menu_item_id.

Release History

See the repository changelog and GitHub Releases for version-by-version notes.

Open Source

MIT licensed. See the repository license, contributing guide, and support guide.