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A Strapi plugin that displays entity metadata, with an option to include the "last opened" details.
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🏷️ A Strapi plugin that displays entity metadata, with an option to include the "last opened" details.
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Install with NPM.
npm install strapi-plugin-document-metadata --save
Install with Yarn.
yarn add strapi-plugin-document-metadata
Add the following configuration to your config/plugins.ts file. Create the file if it doesn’t already exist:
export default {
// …
'document-metadata': {
enabled: true,
},
};
Then restart the app to apply the changes.
Once the plugin is installed, the Document Metadata card automatically appears when editing collection type entries. By default, it displays:
No additional setup is required for these fields.
To enable Last Opened tracking, add the following fields to your collection type using the Content-Type Builder:
| Field name | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|
openedAt | DateTime | ❌ |
openedBy | String | ❌ |
Once these fields exist:
Note: To prevent these fields from showing up in the regular edit view, remove them under "Configure the view".
Below are screenshots from an example application showing the document metadata in the list view and when editing an entry.