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strapi-extensions-custom-logic

v1.1.1

Published

Allows to load plugins extended custom logic just like creating a normal API logic

Readme

Strapi v5 Extensions Custom Logic Loader

A package for Strapi v5 that automates the setup of custom logic (controllers, services, routes and/or lifecycles) just like creating them for a normal API content-type.

How it works

The package exposes one single method loadExtendedLogic and this method should be called inside the strapi-server.(ts|js) file of the plugin you want to extend its logic.

This package DOES NOT allow to overwrite the already existent logic of the plugin, so all custom logic has to be new and created in a way that the names of services/controllers dont conflict with the base ones.

The package also has a cli command npx strapi-extensions-custom-logic that will create for you the strapi-server file (only if there is no file already). A nuance with this is that the package doesn't know if the Strapi instance is using Typescript or not, so it will create both .js and .ts files.

Compatibility

The package was verified working with Strapi 5.10.0. It might work in even older versions but it was not tested.