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strapi-plugin-tablify

v1.0.3

Published

Strapi plugin for importing and exporting tables in CSV and JSON formats. Simple, fast and user-friendly.

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Keywords

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Readme

Tablify

CSV/JSON Import & Export plugin for Strapi 5

Tablify lets you import and export data from any Strapi collection in CSV or JSON format

Features

  • Import data from CSV and JSON
  • Export collections to CSV and JSON
  • Works in Strapi admin panel
  • For Strapi 5.x

Installation

npm install strapi-plugin-tablify

or

yarn add strapi-plugin-tablify

Usage

  1. Open the Tablify section in Strapi admin
  2. Choose a collection to import or export
  3. Follow the instructions

Important

If your collection type uses "Draft & Publish" (option "draftAndPublish": true), only entries with a non-null published_at will be visible in the admin panel.
If you import data with published_at set to null or empty, entries will not show up.
Either set a valid published_at date, or disable "Draft & Publish" in your collection schema.

Screenshot

Import

License: MIT