Directus Extension Randomized
An extension to get randomized results from directus.
Overview:
The Directus Extension Randomized Results is a tool that allows for randomized results in Directus. It functions by providing a mirrored version of the Directus /items/:collection endpoint with support for the same parameters. This extension has been tested with Directus version 10.6.3.
Features:
- Randomized results: The extension enables randomization of results in Directus, allowing for a different order of items each time the endpoint is accessed.
- Support for parameters: It supports the same parameters as the core /items/:collection endpoint in Directus, allowing for filtering, limiting, and specifying fields to retrieve.
- Easy installation: The extension can be easily installed through the npm package or by manually downloading and building the repository.
Summary:
The Directus Extension Randomized Results is a plugin for Directus that allows for randomized results when accessing the /items/:collection endpoint. It supports the same parameters as the core endpoint and can be easily installed using npm or by manually downloading and building the repository. This extension provides added flexibility for retrieving randomized data in Directus.
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