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astro-payload-local-loader

v0.0.3

Published

Astro content loader for Payload CMS, using the local API

Readme

astro-payload-local-loader

Astro content loader for Payload CMS, using the local API.
This loader allows you to load and cache data from a Payload CMS instance during your Astro build, using the local API.

Features

  • Integrates Payload CMS with Astro’s content layer
  • Uses Payload’s local API for high-performance, in-process access
  • Supports incremental builds and data caching
  • Minimal schema validation out-of-the-box (extendable via your collection definitions)

Installation

pnpm add astro-payload-local-loader

(or npm or yarn)

Usage

See the Astro docs: Astro Content Guide

Here is a basic example. Define your collections (matching the names to your payload collections):

// src/content/config.ts
import { defineCollection, z } from "astro:content"
import { payloadLocalLoader } from "astro-payload-local-loader"
import { config } from 'app-payload'

const pages = defineCollection({
    loader: payloadLocalLoader({ payloadConfig: config, draft: false }),
})
const posts = defineCollection({
    loader: payloadLocalLoader({ payloadConfig: config, draft: false }),
})

export const collections = {
    pages,
    posts,
}

Then you can use the data in your Astro components:

---
import { getCollection } from 'astro:content'

export const getStaticPaths = (async () => {
    const allPosts = await getCollection('posts')
    
    const params = allPosts.map(({ data: post}) => {
        const { slug } = post
        return {
            params: { slug },
            props: { post }
        }
    })

    return params
})

const { post } = Astro.props
---
<h1>{post.title}</h1>
<p>{post.content}</p>
<!-- etc. -->

Options

Pass an options object to the loader. Currently the following two options are required:

  • payloadConfig (Promise<SanitizedConfig>): Your payload config. This is exported from your payload.config.ts file.
  • draft (boolean): Whether to load draft content (true) or only published content (false).

Schema

The loader includes a very basic schema, that only verifies that each document entry has an id field. You should override this schema with your own based on your collections in content.config.ts file.

How It Works:

  • Fetches up to 1000 items from the given Payload collection.
  • Stores each document in Astro’s data store with a digest, and will only update if the document has changed.
  • Removes stale documents no longer present in Payload.

Limitations:

Currently:

  • Only supports non-paginated, non-access-controlled fetches (overrideAccess: false).
  • The default schema is minimal and should be extended per collection.
  • Limited ability to customize the payload fetch call.

License:

MIT