Gathering detailed insights and metrics for @contentstack/ui-extensions-sdk
Gathering detailed insights and metrics for @contentstack/ui-extensions-sdk
Gathering detailed insights and metrics for @contentstack/ui-extensions-sdk
Gathering detailed insights and metrics for @contentstack/ui-extensions-sdk
npm install @contentstack/ui-extensions-sdk
Module System
Min. Node Version
Typescript Support
Node Version
NPM Version
21 Stars
111 Commits
12 Forks
13 Watching
25 Branches
35 Contributors
Updated on 22 Oct 2024
HTML (83.72%)
JavaScript (12.83%)
CSS (3.45%)
Cumulative downloads
Total Downloads
Last day
-32%
298
Compared to previous day
Last week
1.7%
2,103
Compared to previous week
Last month
10.9%
8,264
Compared to previous month
Last year
-21.3%
149,823
Compared to previous year
2
39
The Extensions SDK allows you to extend Contentstack’s UI by helping you create Custom Fields, Custom Widgets, and Dashboard Widgets.
Custom Fields enable users to introduce simpler interface controls, such as color picker, code editor, video selector, and more, or maybe complex micro web applications such as Shopify or Snipkart. Because of their dissociated nature, custom fields can be reused multiple times.
Custom Widgets are like micro content-processing apps that help you analyze the entry content and provide recommendations. Some of the useful widgets you can create using this type of extension are text intelligence, SEO recommendations, language translation, grammar checker and more.
Dashboard Widgets let you add powerful widgets to the stack’s dashboard that let users do more from a centralized location. Some examples of this type of extension include personal notes, recently published content, notification centre, and stack usage summary.
This SDK overview document introduces you to the concept of custom extensions.
Include the compiled version of the extension client library by adding the following line to your application.
1<script 2 src="https://unpkg.com/@contentstack/ui-extensions-sdk@2.2.3/dist/ui-extension-sdk.js" 3 integrity="sha512-LMktiFAj7j/AUFctMlgY8qmLrLIQVctwwCsnCXIWnvgF9JlanilvFbZxOCtPNB5eO3vp2Nhw9ED1UsWa+ltSvQ==" 4 crossorigin="anonymous" 5></script>
Some of the examples of custom field extensions are:
Color Picker - Displays a native color picker polyfill that allows users to select color as input value and saves the color code in the backend
Ace Editor - Displays a code editor written in JavaScript, allowing you to edit HTML, PHP, JavaScript and more easily
JSON Editor - Displays a simple editor that lets you view, edit and format JSON code within the field of your content type
Key-value Field - Lets you add key-value as input value of a field of your content type
Progress Bar - Allows users to set value of a field by sliding the progress bar to the left or right
Star Ratings - Lets you provide rating by choosing number of stars
Brightcove - Lets you fetch and display your Brightcove videos into a field of your content type.
Shopify - Lets you load products of your Shopify store into the field of your content type.
Egnyte - Allows you to fetch files of your Egnyte account and display them into a field of your content type.
Ooyala - Lets you fetch and display your Ooyala videos into a field of your content type.
Optimizely - Lets you serve personalized content by allowing you to select the audience for each entry.
Youtube - Lets you fetch and display your Youtube videos into a field of your content type.
External API Lookup - Lets you fetch data from an external API and display the data as possible values for the field on an entry page in Contentstack.
Some of the examples of custom widget extensions are:
Text Intelligence - Lets you use MonekyLearn APIs to provide helpful recommendations such as content summarizer, keyword extractor, retail classifier, etc.
Google Analytics - Displays the traffic analysis and statistics of your entry (using Google Analytics data) on the sidebar of the entry.
Optimizely Experiments - Lets you retrieve and display Optimizely Experiments and their details in your entry.
Developer Tools - This widget extension provides developers with quick tools (API endpoint, JSON, etc.) to work with an entry or all entries of a content type and do a lot more.
Some of the examples of the dashboard widget extensions are:
Google Analytics - Displays the traffic analysis and statistics of your site on the stack dashboard.
Content Type Visualizer - Content Type Visualizer Dashboard Widget offers a graphical representation of all content types, along with their fields, in a particular stack.
Extensions are rendered within an iframe, you will need to include the ui-extension-sdk.min.css library within your custom extension in order to use any of the styles provided by Contentstack.
Include the CSS file in your extension code as follows:
1<link 2 rel="stylesheet" 3 type="text/css" 4 href="https://unpkg.com/@contentstack/ui-extensions-sdk/dist/ui-extension-sdk.css" 5 integrity="sha512-yPPI/jWiqPr0HIh+1A2QPP5p58sSYqbPoBykxIuBckT1vzGwNbrOmwYM03qGI4ffnxd7q4kkoDys0kdZzxYn9A==" 6 crossorigin="anonymous" 7/>
For more information on styling your extension, refer to our style guide.
Licensed under MIT.
No vulnerabilities found.
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security policy file detected
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no binaries found in the repo
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no dangerous workflow patterns detected
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license file detected
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SAST tool detected
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5 commit(s) and 0 issue activity found in the last 90 days -- score normalized to 4
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Found 5/19 approved changesets -- score normalized to 2
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dependency not pinned by hash detected -- score normalized to 2
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detected GitHub workflow tokens with excessive permissions
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no effort to earn an OpenSSF best practices badge detected
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project is not fuzzed
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37 existing vulnerabilities detected
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Last Scanned on 2024-11-25
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