Upgrade guide
This is the step-by-step upgrade guide from latest v2 (v 2.3.16) to v3.x
1. Translations structure on Page
The translations array on the Page object returned by fetchPage or usePage isn't an array of strings anymore, but it is an array of objects with keys language and slug.
This makes possible to create a language switch that stays at the current page, but in another language (where the slug may be different).
2. shouldRefreshText not needed
The shouldRefreshText on sideEditProps which affect the style of (Rich)Texts isn't needed anymore. Since we removed it from the TypeScript interface, if you are using TypeScript you will receive a type error if you don't remove it.
3. Changes to leverage new features
3.1 Staging build hook
Based on your need and your Plan, you may want to add a Staging build web hook and set the proper permissions on your Editor users, so that now a user can just be able to trigger a re-deploy in staging.
3.2 Images aspect ratio
Based on your needs you can now set a fixed aspect ratio (aspectRatio) on images to enforce it.
3.3 New RichText features
You can now have headings H1..H6 and Quote as features in your RichText components and you can also use the new RichTextExt component to use the plugin-based Rich Text and be able change any aspect of a plugin or even add new custom plugins.
3.4 Stories
You can now save Stories (bricks configurations with both the content and side props' values) for each Brick, so that your editors will be able to use them out of the box.
3.5 Bricks categorization and docs
You may now add a category and tags to all of your Bricks to organize them and have a better search.
You can also add a playgroundLinkUrl and playgroundLinkLabel to have a link to external documentation in the Playground.
3.6 Backup and restore
You can now backup a React Bricks App content and restore it from the React Bricks Dashboard.
3.7 Scheduled publishing
If you are on a Pro plan, you can now set a scheduled publishing date and time for a Page. React Bricks will set the Page as Published on that date and time (±15 min) and (if you choose so) trigger a rebuild of your staging and/or production build.
3.8 History
If you are on an Enterprise Plan, you can go back in time for each Page up to 10 days.
In the React Bricks Dashboard you see the History Page with all the actions on your pages. You can see the status before and after the change and revert the page back to the "before" state.
3.9 Events webhook
If you are on an Enterprise Plan, you can set a webhook where all the Pages and Translations events will be sent (creation, update, delete).