awesome-strapi VS reactour

The Organization aims to provide value to Strapi users by creating well-maintained plugins, integrations, and tooling. This dedicated GitHub organization already includes popular repositories such as the awesome-strapi repository, Dockerize, to add docker support for a Strapi Project or strapi-plugin-rest-cache.

More information will come along the way. In the meantime, if you have any thoughts or expectations regarding this future marketplace, let us know, and you can find our list of community plugins and integrations here.

Open-Source: Anyone can contribute to the source code and thus help, improve, fix issues, propose ideas, etc... Thanks to the community efforts, Strapi will always stay updated and product requests have more chance to be met. The project evolves next to the community and it is priceless. Beyond the code contributions, our community create a lot of educational resources like articles thanks to our Write for the Community program, videos on youtube, webinars, or plugins & providers that you'll probably use at some point: Awesome Strapi repository

Share the plugins and providers you built for Strapi in this repository

This editor is great as it implements real-time previsualization of what you are writing. This package is listed on our awesome Strapi repository but I find it important to write a blog post because many of you want to replace the default editor but do not know the existence of this Github repository.

Never used it but this seems pretty popular https://github.com/elrumordelaluz/reactour

Something like this? https://reactour.js.org/

I was able in FoodAdvisor to include a Preview button in the content manager and to create a guided tour plugin using react-tour package. Without it, I should have waited for these features to be released.

Try https://reactour.js.org/ you should be able to restyle it to fit your needs.

In this tutorial I will show you how to create your own plugin on Strapi (version 3.4.6) and more precisely how to use reactour to create a guided tour which can be very useful for content managers out there who will have to master Strapi's admin to manage their content.

If you use React, try reactour. It is extremely simple to use and you can see an example of it in my open source cross browser extension - TabMerger.

We are using reactour, and we have made a guided-tour plugin in the app. You can see how it works here: https://github.com/strapi/foodadvisor/tree/master/api/plugins/guided-tour Feel free to give it a try or event contribute to it ;)