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@codeparticle/strapi-plugin-tags

v1.4.5

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Integrated Tags as a content editor

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Strapi Plugin Tags

To run this plugin it must be installed into a strapi application.

Usage

Please refer to https://codeparticle.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CP/pages/2528083983/Plugin+Tags.

Dev

You might need to install plugins from the example-app folder directly before developing

cd example-app && pnpm install

You need to create a new strapi project or just use an existing example one:

pnpm run dev

Publishing

Publishing should already be setup. Just follow these steps to publish the project:

  • After code merged to main/master
  • Checkout the main/master branch
  • Run pnpm version [patch|minor|major]
  • Push to remote with git push --tags to trigger the tag pipeline