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• CLI -config-sync CLI for syncing the config from the command line
• GUI - Settings page for syncing the config in Strapi admin
• Partial sync - Import or export only specific portions of config
• Custom types - Include your custom collection types in the sync process
• Import on bootstrap - Easy automated deployment withimportOnBootstrap
• Exclusion - Exclude single config entries or all entries of a given type
• Diff viewer - A git-style diff viewer to inspect the config changes

Read the Getting Started tutorial or follow the steps below:

# using yarnyarn add strapi-plugin-config-sync# using npmnpm install strapi-plugin-config-sync --save

Add the export path to thewatchIgnoreFiles list in theconfig/admin.js file.This way your app won't reload when you export the config in development.

module.exports = ({ env }) => ({  // ...  watchIgnoreFiles: [    '**/config/sync/**',  ],});

After successful installation you have to rebuild the admin UI so it'll include this plugin. To rebuild and restart Strapi run:

# using yarnyarn buildyarn develop# using npmnpm run buildnpm run develop

TheConfig Sync plugin should now appear in theSettings section of your Strapi app.

To start tracking your config changes you have to make the first export. This will dump all your configuration data to the/config/sync directory. You can export either throughthe CLI orStrapi admin panel

Enjoy 🎉

See our dedicatedrepository for all of PluginPal's documentation, or view the Config Sync documentation live:

• Config Sync documentation

Feel free to fork and make a pull request of this plugin. All the input is welcome!

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• MIT License