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Overview

Bard fields are just like Replicator fields, except that the "text" blocks are implied and saved as text in your content.

For example you may have a Replicator field in your fieldset where you use your "text" set like this:

fields:
story:
type: replicator
sets:
content: # The "text" set. It's the one with just a single text based field.
fields:
html:
type: redactor
quote:
fields:
quote:
type: text
cite:
type: text

and your data would be saved like this:

story:
-
type: text
html: "<p>This is my story</p>"
-
type: quote
quote: Oh Hai Mark
cite: Tommy Wiseau

To change to Bard, you'd need to replace your content/html set to text/text.

story:
-
type: text
text: "<p>This is my story</p>"
-
type: quote
quote: Oh Hai Mark
cite: Tommy Wiseau

Simple enough, but tedious to do it for all your entries.

If you happened to already call your text set text with a field named text - you're in luck and don't need to change anything.

Usage

Note: This modifies your data, so consider making a backup first.

Another Note: This doesn't support multiple locales yet.

Download this repo and place it in site/addons/Bardify and run this command:

php please bardify

It will automate the following:

  • Go through any relevant content files and change the types/fields.
  • Remove the "text" set from the Replicator field.
  • Change type: replicator to type: bard. (Wow!)
  • If you were using a markdown fieldtype for the text field, it will add markdown: true to the Bard field.

Converting content fields to Bard

You may also convert your content field (the text below your YAML front-matter) into a Bard field by running the following command:

php please bardify:content

It will automate the following:

  • Go through any relevant content files and replace the content text with the field name of your choice.
  • If you were using a markdown fieldtype, it will add markdown: true to the Bard field.