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astro-content-viewer

v0.1.2

Published

Astro Dev Toolbar for viewing content collections, schemas, and variables

Readme

Astro Content Viewer — Dev Toolbar App

Astro Content Viewer is a Dev Toolbar extension that allows you to browse your Astro Content Collections, inspect entries, visualize data as JSON, and preview inferred schemas directly inside your browser during development.


🚀 Features

  • Automatically detects and lists all Astro content collections.

  • Supports all valid Astro export patterns, including:

    • export const collections = {...}
    • export { collections }
    • export default collections
    • export default { collections }
  • Scans multiple possible config file locations:

    • src/content/config.ts/js/mjs
    • src/content.config.ts/js/mjs
  • Shows all entries of a selected collection.

  • Displays entry data using a structured JSON viewer.

  • Generates a simple auto-inferred schema from entry values.

  • Clean Dev Toolbar UI: tabs, navigation, JSON preview, schema explorer.


📦 Installation

npm install -D astro-content-viewer
# or
pnpm add -D astro-content-viewer
# or
yarn add -D astro-content-viewer

🔧 Usage

Add the integration to your astro.config.mjs or astro.config.ts:

import { defineConfig } from "astro/config";
import contentViewer from "astro-content-viewer";

export default defineConfig({
  integrations: [
    contentViewer(), // Adds the Content Viewer to Astro’s Dev Toolbar
  ],
});

Once Astro Dev Server runs, open the Dev Toolbar and click Content Viewer.


🖼️ What You Can Do

Inside the Dev Toolbar:

  • View all content collections.

  • Open a collection and list its entries.

  • Click an entry to see:

    • JSON data (pretty-printed)
    • Raw representation
  • Explore automatically inferred schemas:

    • type detection
    • sample values
    • easy-to-read field overview

Perfect for debugging large content collections or third-party loaders.


🔍 Automatic Config File Detection

The integration searches for the content configuration in the following locations:

src/content/config.ts
src/content/config.js
src/content/config.mjs
src/content.config.ts
src/content.config.js
src/content.config.mjs

The system supports both named and default exports.


🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Suggestions for improvements include:

  • support for Astro data collections
  • markdown preview tab
  • enhanced schema inference
  • search and filtering capabilities
  • UI improvements

Open an issue or pull request on GitHub.


📄 License

MIT © 2024