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I am creating a rich text editor for an extended product description. In our business, we have two descriptions: 1) basic plain text description, 2) rich-text description. Quite simple though, but uses some headings, text styling and links.
I want to add a new field called something like long_description. I am wondering though which of the options would suit best in Medusa 2.0:
Extending the product data model
Creating a custom data model that holds just this long_description field with a data relation to products (one-to-one)
Creating a custom module that uses remoteLinks to link the product to a description
I am hoping to find a solution with which I do not have to recreate the product GET queries that I am using right now to use remoteLinks.
Looking forward to your input!
Best,
Lex
P.S. in frontend I will use a markdown renderer. I will use a widget area for the admin panel.Hey all,
I am creating a rich text editor for an extended product description. In our business, we have two descriptions: 1) basic plain text description, 2) rich-text description. Quite simple though, but uses some headings, text styling and links.
I want to add a new field called something like long_description. I am wondering though which of the options would suit best in Medusa 2.0:
Extending the product data model
Creating a custom data model that holds just this long_description field with a data relation to products (one-to-one)
Creating a custom module that uses remoteLinks to link the product to a description
I am hoping to find a solution with which I do not have to recreate the product GET queries that I am using right now to use remoteLinks.
Looking forward to your input!
Best,
Lex
P.S. in frontend I will use a markdown renderer. I will use a widget area for the admin panel.
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Hey all,
I am creating a rich text editor for an extended product description. In our business, we have two descriptions: 1) basic plain text description, 2) rich-text description. Quite simple though, but uses some headings, text styling and links.
I want to add a new field called something like long_description. I am wondering though which of the options would suit best in Medusa 2.0:
Extending the product data model
Creating a custom data model that holds just this long_description field with a data relation to products (one-to-one)
Creating a custom module that uses remoteLinks to link the product to a description
I am hoping to find a solution with which I do not have to recreate the product GET queries that I am using right now to use remoteLinks.
Looking forward to your input!
Best,
Lex
P.S. in frontend I will use a markdown renderer. I will use a widget area for the admin panel.Hey all,
I am creating a rich text editor for an extended product description. In our business, we have two descriptions: 1) basic plain text description, 2) rich-text description. Quite simple though, but uses some headings, text styling and links.
I want to add a new field called something like long_description. I am wondering though which of the options would suit best in Medusa 2.0:
Extending the product data model
Creating a custom data model that holds just this long_description field with a data relation to products (one-to-one)
Creating a custom module that uses remoteLinks to link the product to a description
I am hoping to find a solution with which I do not have to recreate the product GET queries that I am using right now to use remoteLinks.
Looking forward to your input!
Best,
Lex
P.S. in frontend I will use a markdown renderer. I will use a widget area for the admin panel.
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