keystone-classic
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Node.js CMS and web app framework
I would like to use a combobox at the adminUI with fields that come from a webservice. I was thinking on get the data with a pre 'find' hook and...
### Expected behavior According to docs https://github.com/keystonejs/keystone/blob/master/docs/documentation/Configuration/AdminUI-Options.md#navigation I can add an external link. I would expect to see a tile that goes to the link, but does not contain list...
Why not adding something like this? if (keystone.get('wysiwyg cloudinary images folder')) { options.folder = keystone.get('wysiwyg cloudinary images folder'); } It's a new configuration and permits to specify folder for both...
If I define a list with a mapped name then using `name` as a default column does not work. I would think this should work. Furthermore, using the mapped field...
Sort by relationship always sorts by _id of related field even though name is rendered in admin UI
### Expected behavior When sorting by a relationship field, the sort should be alphabetical by the string that is actually rendered in the admin UI. ### Actual/Current behavior Currently the...
Expected behavior _id can be user defined for data/index restore operations Actual/Current behavior ignores old _id and generates new _id every time (I am new to the api, so there...
The documentation should include more information on setting the MongoDB Connection string and using a non-local database. Related: - #4782 (MongoDB credentials configuration) - #4795 (Can I install Keystone using...
How do we integrate both distinct and selects the documents where the value of the field is not equal to the specified value.in a query in mongo using nodejs (keystone...
Currently the only production tip appears to be in the README: ### Running KeystoneJS in Production When you deploy your KeystoneJS app to production, be sure to set your `ENV`...
### Steps to reproduce the actual/current behavior ```js module.exports = function create(req, res) { const view = new keystone.View(req, res); view.on('init', (next) => { next(new Error('Unhandled error')); }); view.render('index'); };...