Directus Extension Linkmeta
Directus 9 extension that stores link metadata using Open Graph, JSON+LD, oEmbed or HTML metadata
Overview
This product analysis is about an interface extension for the Directus content management system. This extension utilizes the JSON type to store metadata and can be used to create new fields with JSON type. The extension also provides options to make requests to the microlink.io service API for better performance and analytics.
Features
- JSON Metadata: The interface extension uses the JSON type to store metadata for Directus fields.
- Create New Fields: Users can create new standard fields with JSON type using this extension.
- LinkMeta Extension: The extension provides the LinkMeta extension for the scrape service.
Summary
This product analysis discussed the key features and installation steps of the Directus interface extension. It highlighted the use of JSON type for metadata storage, the ability to create new fields, and the availability of the LinkMeta extension for the scrape service. The analysis also mentioned the benefits of using the microlink.io service API for improved performance and analytics. Overall, the inhouse extension service is recommended unless super performance and analytics are required.
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