Tree View
The Tree View reads your json or Database Structure and Matches the following Field Types to give you an easy to edit interface on any data structure.
TABLE_OF_CONTENTS
Text Leaf
The text leaf is a basic input field which allows users to put in text without any format.
Boolean Leaf
A true or false field, useful for toggle options like yes or no, enabling simple binary choices in your content structure.
Date Leaf
A field for dates, allowing you to pick a date from a calendar. Useful for event dates, publication dates, etc.
File Leaf
A field for uploading and storing files, such as images, PDFs, or other documents.
Multilang Leaf
A field designed to store text in multiple languages, enabling you to provide localized content. e.g. that you can switch between languages.
Number Leaf
A field for numerical values, which can be used for quantities, prices, or any numerical data.
Richtext Leaf
A field for rich text content that includes formatting options like bold, italic, lists, and links, similar to what you'd find in word processing software.
Select Leaf
A dropdown field that allows you to choose from predefined options, useful for categorizing or selecting types.
ID Leaf
A unique identifier field, often automatically generated, used to uniquely identify each entry.
Relational Leaf
A field that creates a link or relationship between different pieces of content, useful for creating structured relationships like categories or tags.
Chip Leaf
The chip leaf is a small input field that allows users to enter short text snippets, often used for tags, labels, or quick categorization.
Conclusion
These leaf types help structure your content in a way that's intuitive to manage and edit, making your CMS more efficient and user-friendly.