Directus Utilities
Utility library for directus
Overview
The utility library for directuslint-test-deploy brings some missing utility functions for Directus. It provides functions for exporting and importing presets, permissions, and roles in Directus.
Features
- exportDefaultPreset: Exports the default preset for a given collection to a JSON file.
- importDefaultPreset: Imports the default preset for a given collection from a JSON file.
- exportPublicPermissions: Exports public permissions to a JSON file.
- importPublicPermissions: Imports public permissions from a JSON file.
- exportPermissionsByRolename: Exports permissions for a given role to a JSON file.
- importPermissionsByRolename: Imports permissions for a given role from a JSON file.
Summary
The utility library for directuslint-test-deploy provides essential utility functions for managing presets, permissions, and roles in Directus. With functions for exporting and importing presets, public permissions, and role-based permissions, it simplifies the management of these configurations in a Directus instance.
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