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@founderhq/payload-plugin

v0.1.0

Published

Payload CMS helpers for FounderHQ Publish rich text compatibility

Readme

@founderhq/payload-plugin

Payload CMS helpers for FounderHQ Publish. Install this in a client Payload app so FounderHQ-published rich text remains editable in Payload Admin and renderable on the public blog.

Install

npm install @founderhq/payload-plugin
# or
pnpm add @founderhq/payload-plugin

Rich Text Setup

Use the helper on the Payload rich text field that FounderHQ publishes into:

import { lexicalEditor } from "@payloadcms/richtext-lexical";
import { founderHQPayloadFeatures } from "@founderhq/payload-plugin";

export const BlogPosts = {
  slug: "blog-posts",
  fields: [
    {
      name: "content",
      type: "richText",
      editor: lexicalEditor({
        features: founderHQPayloadFeatures(),
      }),
    },
  ],
};

This includes Payload's default Lexical features, table support, and the FounderHQ embed block. The field used here should be the same rich text field that FounderHQ maps as the Payload content field.

Rendering Embeds

If your frontend renders Payload Lexical blocks manually, handle blocks with blockType: "founderhqEmbed". The package exports renderFounderHQEmbedLexicalNodeHtml for simple HTML rendering:

import { renderFounderHQEmbedLexicalNodeHtml } from "@founderhq/payload-plugin";

const html = renderFounderHQEmbedLexicalNodeHtml(node);

This is what keeps embeds visible outside Payload Admin too.