cedar-embeddable-editor 1.1.0 → 1.2.0
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- package/README.md +14 -3
- package/cedar-embeddable-editor.js +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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"sampleTemplateLocationPrefix": "http://localhost:4240/cedar-embeddable-editor-sample-templates/",
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"loadSampleTemplateName": "01",
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"expandedSampleTemplateLinks": true,
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"showTemplateDescription": false,
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"showTemplateRenderingRepresentation": true,
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"expandedTemplateRenderingRepresentation": false,
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"fallbackLanguage": "en",
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"collapseStaticComponents": false,
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"readOnlyMode": false
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```
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In the example above we want to use a `German` language file, which is located in the specified directory. Starting the path with `/` makes the path absolute.
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In the example above we want to use a `German` language file, which is located in the specified directory. Starting the path with `/` makes the path absolute.
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In our case the `/assets/i18n-cee/de.json` will be loaded if present.
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If that file is also missing, the built-in `de` map would be the next. As this does not exist at this moment, the last option, the built-in `en` map will be used.
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Information about the loading process is logged onto the console with the `CEE TRACE` prefix.
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Information about the loading process is logged onto the console with the `CEE TRACE` prefix.
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### Listening for changes
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### Viewer Mode
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CEE can be used as a viewer to display metadata instances. This can be achieved by the following configuration setting:
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When used in this mode, users won't be able to manipulate the metadata instance but can only read it.
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## Example Applications
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There is a sample applications you can use to demonstrate how to embed and use CEE.
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