Functions
getCraftUri
Learn how to use the getCraftUri function.
This function provides an easy way to retrieve the current URI based on the defined siteMap within the libs/query-api.ts.
It enhances multisite support and simplifies querying data from your Craft CMS backend.
Usage
const uri = await getCraftUri();
Note
To use this function, you must define your sites in the siteMap property in the libs/query-api.ts.
By default it returns the current site based on the path defined in the siteMap property in your libs/query-api.ts. You can change this behavior by changing the
siteDetectionMode to origin. You can read more about that in the configuration docs.
siteDetectionMode: path
// Url: http://localhost:3000/de/happy-trying
//
// craftInit({
// siteDetectionMode: 'path',
// siteMap: [
// {
// handle: 'en',
// origin: 'http://localhost:3000',
// path: '/',
// },
// {
// handle: 'de',
// origin: 'http://localhost:3000',
// path: '/de',
// }
// ],
// })
const uri = await getCraftUri();
// uri will result in: "happy-trying"
siteDetectionMode: origin
// Url: https://en-site.ddev.site/happy-trying
//
// /libs/query-api.ts
// craftInit({
// siteDetectionMode: 'origin',
// siteMap: [
// {
// handle: 'en',
// origin: 'https://en-site.ddev.site',
// path: '/',
// },
// {
// handle: 'de',
// origin: 'https://de-site.ddev.site',
// path: '/',
// }
// ],
// })
const uri = await getCraftUri();
// uri will result in: "happy-trying"
Type
export async function getCraftUri(): Promise<string>