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https://github.com/contentful/appsA collection of source code for Contentful Marketplace apps and foundational packages for building custom apps. Includes tools for app migration, bootstrapping via create-contentful-app, and documentation for specific apps such as the Audit Log Viewer and Adobe Experience Manager Asset Selector.
Phosphor Icon is a Contentful field app that enables editors to search the Phosphor icon library directly within the Contentful interface. When an icon is selected, the app stores a lightweight JSON payload containing the following information:
name: The selected icon name.componentName: The React component name.weight: The icon weight (e.g., regular, bold, etc.).position: The icon position (e.g., start or end).The Audit Log Viewer is a Contentful App that allows you to view and filter your organization's audit logs directly within the Contentful web interface. It retrieves logs delivered to your own cloud storage (AWS S3, Azure Blob, or Google Cloud Storage) and renders them in tables and charts.
Security Model: To ensure security, the browser never sees your cloud credentials. Instead, a Contentful-hosted App Action Function (the auditLogBroker) uses your secret credentials to generate short-lived (15-minute) time-limited GET URLs (S3 presigned, Azure SAS, or GCS V4-signed). The browser then uses these URLs to fetch and parse the log files directly from your storage provider.
Contentful Link Checker is an app that runs in the entry sidebar. It automates the process of finding and validating URLs within an entry's Symbol and Text fields.
sdk.entry.fields and extracts URLs from Symbol and Text fields using a standard regex. It normalizes www. links to https://... to ensure they are treated as external web URLs.fetch fallback.The contentful/apps repository is a Lerna + Nx monorepo containing first-party Contentful Marketplace apps and shared base libraries.
apps/: Contains individual Contentful apps (e.g., ai-content-generator, jira).packages/: Contains shared libraries published to npm, such as @contentful/dam-app-base and @contentful/ecommerce-app-base.examples/: Example apps for external developers.function-examples/: Examples for App Functions.scripts/: Repository-level tooling scripts.bootstrap, build, test, and publish. It uses independent versioning, meaning each package has its own version.build, test, and lint operations.lerna bootstrap: Must be run before building to install and link cross-package dependencies.lerna run <command> --since <ref>: Use the --since flag (e.g., --since master) to run commands only against changed packages. Warning: Running lerna run build without --since will attempt to build all 56+ apps in the repository.The Deep Clone app allows you to perform a deep clone of an entry, including all of its referenced entries. This overcomes the default Contentful web app behavior, which only clones the top-level entry and ignores references.
Note: Assets are currently not cloned by this application.
When building apps, you can leverage the following resources:
App event handler functions are serverless functions that run on Contentful's infrastructure to perform actions in response to specific events in your Contentful space. Unlike filter functions (which only decide if an event should be processed), handlers execute logic such as:
App Action functions are serverless workloads running on Contentful's infrastructure. Unlike event-based functions that react to system events, App Action functions are explicitly invoked by an app or external system with specific parameters to perform an operation.
Common use cases:
The Kitchen Sink Function Template is a unified codebase that allows you to manage multiple Contentful Management function types within a single function bundle. It uses a main handler to route incoming requests to specific sub-handlers based on the event.type.
Supported function types: