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Strapi Plugin Parent Child Relationships

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Updated: 23 Oct 2024
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Strapi plugin to create and manage parent-child relationships between content types using custom fields

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Overview

The Parent-Child Relationships plugin for Strapi revolutionizes the way content is organized within your application. By introducing hierarchical structures between content types, it allows users to establish clear and efficient relationships that enhance data management. This is particularly useful for complex data hierarchies, such as categories and subcategories, or product lines, where effective organization is crucial for both users and developers.

This plugin not only enriches the default capabilities of Strapi but also streamlines the process of content retrieval through contextual filtering. The intuitive design and flexible configuration options make it an essential tool for developers looking to create organized and structured content relationships.

Features

  • Custom Fields: Introduces two new fields, Parent-Child Relation and Dynamic Relation Root, facilitating seamless hierarchical structure creation.
  • Hierarchical Relationships: Enables the management of parent-child content arrangements, allowing content types to be related in more complex ways.
  • Contextual Filtering: Automatically filters child content based on parent selection, ensuring users only see relevant data.
  • Flexible Configuration: Supports multiple settings for tailoring the behavior of relationships according to specific project needs.
  • Advanced Filtering Options: Offers additional filtering capabilities, such as current table column filters, enhancing data retrieval precision.
  • Common Relational Table Support: Allows users to filter based on shared fields among various collections, promoting efficient data organization.
  • Custom Query Parameters: Facilitates the passing of dynamic or static parameters to child relation services, enabling more controlled content interactions.
  • Dynamic Relational Field Display: Utilizes the Dynamic Relation Root to conditionally show or hide relational fields based on user input, enhancing user experience.