Example extensions
Extensions on this page
To help you develop your own extensions, we've included some examples covering a range of use cases in our GitHub repository. These extensions are just included as a guide to give you some ideas about the kind of extensions you can create. If you have any questions about using any of the example extensions, just raise an issue in the extension's GitHub repository.
There's also a curated list of awesome UI extensions for Dynamic Content.
Content field extensions
Content field extensions extend the functionality of the content form. We've included some example extensions on GitHub and you can register these on your hub or use the code as the basis for your own extensions.
Image transformation extension
The image transformation extension makes it easy for a user to apply Dynamic Media parameters to an image by choosing options in the user interface. The selected parameters are saved with the content item and can be used by your rendering code to transform the image on the fly using Dynamic Media.
This extension was developed using the Angular framework.
Find it on GitHub.
Product selector extension
This extension shows you how you can search for and retrieve product information from a Salesforce Commerce Cloud, SAP® Commerce Cloud or commercetools account and add it to a content item.
This extension was developed using the React framework.
Find it on GitHub.
Translation extension
The translate extension shows you how you can connect a translation service (the example uses Yandex) to provide automatic translation of strings into multiple languages. The extension is designed for use with a content item that uses field level localized strings.
This extension was written using the React framework.
Find it on GitHub.
Map extension
This extension makes it easy to search for and add a location to your content using Google Maps. In order to use the extension you'll need a Google Maps API key.
This extension was written using the React framework.
Find it on GitHub.
Brand colours extension
This extension ensures that you can select from colours that are part of your branding. Your brand colours are defined in the extension parameters.
This extension was written in TypeScript and uses the Angular framework.
Find it on GitHub.
Rich text extension
This extension replaces the built in rich text editor with a customizable editor that features embeddable content items and enhanced markdown support.
This extension was written in TypeScript and uses the React framework.
Find it on GitHub.
Date time picker extension
The date time picker allows users to choose a date and time to be output as a string or a number.
This extension was written in JavaScript and uses the Svelte framework.
Find it on GitHub.
Personify XP extension
Personify XP is an anonymous personalization and analytics engine that enables you to predict visitor goals and display the most relevant content. The Personify XP content field extension integrates with the Personify XP API and can be configured to allow content to be categorized by behaviours or tags, and display a content relevance score. This helps you decide what content to create and which groups to target that content to.
We’ve included an example web app and some sample content type schemas to demonstrate the display of a personalised hero banner. The example also includes a visualization that allows you to select tags and behaviours and preview how the personalized content will display to different users.
Find it on GitHub. There is also a front end example showing the extension in use.
Dashboard extensions
Dashboard extensions are web apps that extend the functionality of the dashboard. You can install the Google Analytics and kanban extensions, or use the code included on GitHub as the basis for your own extensions.
Google Analytics extension
The Google Analytics dashboard extension is an analytics dashboard with events reports for content, editions and slots.
Find the code and configuration details on GitHub.
Kanban extension
The kanban extension that uses content item statuses to help you visualize content in progress. You can use these dashboard extensions without modification, or use them as the the basis for your own extensions.
Find the code and configuration details on GitHub.
In order to use the kanban extension you will need to specify the ids of up to 3 content item statuses defined on your hub. You can find these ids using the workflow states end point in the Dynamic Content Management API.