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@practical-js/sanity-hierarchical-docs

v1.2.5

Published

Sanity Plugin - Hierarchical Document List

Downloads

2,159

Readme

sanity-plugin-hierarchical-document-list

This is a Sanity Studio v3 plugin.

Plugin for visually organizing documents as hierarchies in the Sanity studio. Applications include:

  • Tables of content - such as a book's sections and chapters
  • Navigational structure & menus - a website mega-menu with multiple levels, for example
  • Taxonomy inheritance - "Carbs is a parent of Legumes which is a parent of Beans"

Screenshot of the plugin

Compatibility: This plugin requires Sanity Studio [version 3]

Getting started

# From the root of your sanity project
npm install @practical-js/sanity-hierarchical-docs

Once you've installed the plugin the next step is to add one or more hierarchy documents to your Structure Builder.

💡 To learn about custom desk structures, refer to the Structure Builder docs.

// deskStructure.js
import {createDeskHierarchy} from '@practical-js/sanity-hierarchical-docs'

export default (S, context) => {
  return S.list()
    .title('Content')
    .items([
      ...S.documentTypeListItems(), // or whatever other structure you have
      createDeskHierarchy({
        S,
        context,
        title: 'Main table of contents',

        // The hierarchy will be stored in this document ID 👇
        documentId: 'main-table-of-contents',

        // Document types editors should be able to include in the hierarchy
        referenceTo: ['site.page', 'site.post', 'docs.article', 'social.youtubeVideo'],

        // ❓ Optional: provide filters and/or parameters for narrowing which documents can be added
        referenceOptions: {
          filter: 'status in $acceptedStatuses',
          filterParams: {
            acceptedStatuses: ['published', 'approved']
          }
        },

        // ❓ Optional: limit the depth of your hierarachies
        // maxDept: 3
      })
    ])
}

License

MIT ©practical-AT - www.practical.at