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strapi-plugin-components-usage-info

v0.0.3

Published

Find out the collections where a selected component is populated with data.

Readme

Strapi plugin strapi-plugin-components-usage-info

A Strapi plugin to find out the collections where a selected component is populated with data.

Installation

via npm:

npm i strapi-plugin-components-usage-info

via yarn:

yarn add strapi-plugin-components-usage-info

Plugin Configuration

Within your Strapi v5 project's config/plugin.js, enable the plugin:

module.exports = {
    // ...
    "strapi-plugin-components-usage-info" : {
      enabled: true
    },
    // ...
  }

What problem does this plugin solve?

When trying to identify if a certain component is populated with any data anywhere within that setup, this plugin can be used to quickly find this information. This can be useful for analysis before:

  • Modifying the fields of an existing component.
  • Deleting a component from the setup.

How does it work?

Once installed and enabled, the plugin displays a list of all the components in the setup. On selecting a certain component, it lists the collections and records that contain data for the selected component.

image

FAQ

When identifying if a component is populated within a certain record:

  • If the selected component is directly not part of a collection, but instead part of another component that belongs to the collection, such relationships (upto any depth level) are taken into consideration.
  • Locales are also taken into consideration and displayed.
  • Only published records are considered. Draft versions or older versions of the records are not considered.
  • This plugin works with Strapi v5.0.0 onwards. It does not support earlier Strapi versions.

Bugs

For any bugs, please create an issue here.

About

  • This plugin is created by Punit Sethi.
  • I'm an independent developer working on Strapi migrations, customizations, configuration projects (see here).
  • For any Strapi implementation requirement, please write to me at [email protected].