Label property-editor, adds UFM template support #19610
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Description
Adds a "Label template configuration field to the Label property-editor UI, to add support for UFM syntax.
Under the hood, if a label template is set, the
<umb-ufm-render>
component is used to render the label's value, this can be used in conjunction with UFM filter syntax.Note
To note, this pull request is only the client-side implementation. A follow-up pull request will be made with the server-side feature to add a new data-type (specifically for file-size and pixels), as well as any other required database creation amends.
How to test?
An initial example would be the file-size property on a media item. Navigate to the data-type called "Label (bigint)", in the label template field, add the following:
{=value | bytes}
. Then navigate to any media item, notice that the file-size is now displayed in the appropriate byte size unit.