Strapi Plugin Config Sync
:recycle: CLI & GUI for continuous migration of config data across environments
Overview
The Config Sync plugin for Strapi provides users with the ability to sync configuration data across different environments, aiding in keeping database records consistent. By exporting data as JSON files, users can easily version control their configuration data and track changes in their version control system (git).
Features
- CLI - config-sync: CLI for syncing config from the command line.
- GUI - Settings page: Settings page in Strapi admin for syncing config.
- Partial sync: Import or export specific portions of the config.
- Custom types: Include custom collection types in the sync process.
- Import on bootstrap: Facilitates easy automated deployment with importOnBootstrap.
- Exclusion: Exclude single config entries or all entries of a given type.
- Diff viewer: Git-style diff viewer for inspecting config changes.
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