In order to add more link types add to your settings.py LINK_ALL_MODELS, eg
from link_all.dataclasses import LinkAllModel
LINK_ALL_MODELS_ADDITIONAL = [
LinkAllModel(app_label='djangocms_blog', model_name='Post'),
LinkAllModel(app_label='djangocms_blog', model_name='BlogCategory', url_method='get_absolute_url', is_show_url_in_select=True),
]
The add the urls to your urls.py file:
urlpatterns = [
path('', include('link_all.api.urls')),
]
You can also add link all field to your plugin by using the LinkAllMixin model mixin and inheriting from LinkAllPlugin setup in link_all.cms_plugins.
Frontend development
- add
IS_LINK_ALL_DEV=trueto your.env-localfile cd link_all/static/link_allyarn installyarn startoryarn build
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