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For a current project we need to have a better Raw Content mode. I create this issue to follow my experiment, currently no code online. Need to refactor the project the make an decoupled package.
Current situation
Currently Raw Content mode only works for ContentCollection, and need some love to be really usable with advanced node types.
Goals
My current plan are to make it more flexible and convention based (UI, Fusion, ...), backed by a Fusion configuration to render any node types with a huge rendering flexibility, based on what @dimaip did with the StructuredEditing to edit property that are normally only accessible in the Inspector.
The current rendering of a content collection look like:
And a more advanced node type render like this:
Todos
More flexible Raw Content mode
Basic convention to configure how a node type can be rendered in Raw Content mode
A slick UI, inspired by GraphCMS and Netifly CMS
A custom FusionPrototypeGenerator to generate a default configuration based on the Node Type configuration (maybe we need to support multiple FusionPrototypeGenerator, to make this more configurable.
For a current project we need to have a better Raw Content mode. I create this issue to follow my experiment, currently no code online. Need to refactor the project the make an decoupled package.
Current situation
Currently Raw Content mode only works for ContentCollection, and need some love to be really usable with advanced node types.
Goals
My current plan are to make it more flexible and convention based (UI, Fusion, ...), backed by a Fusion configuration to render any node types with a huge rendering flexibility, based on what @dimaip did with the StructuredEditing to edit property that are normally only accessible in the Inspector.
The current rendering of a content collection look like:
And a more advanced node type render like this:
Todos