AEM React Editable Components v2 gebruiken

import React from "react";
import { EditableComponent, MapTo } from "@adobe/aem-react-editable-components";

/**
 * The component's EditConfig is used by AEM's SPA Editor to determine if and how authoring placeholders should be displayed.
 */
export const ExampleEditConfig = {
  emptyLabel: "Example component",

  isEmpty: function (props) => {
    return props?.message?.trim().length < 1;
  }
};

/**
 * Define a React component. The `props` passed into the component are derived form the
 * fields returned by AEM's JSON response for this component instance.
 */
export const Example = (props) => {
  // Return null if the component is considered empty.
  // This is used to ensure an un-authored component does not break the experience outside the AEM SPA Editor
  if (ExampleEditConfig.isEmpty(props)) { return null; }

  // Render the component JSX.
  // The authored component content is available on the `props` object.
  return (<p className="example__message">{props.message}</p>);
};

/**
 * Wrap the React component with <EditableComponent> to make it available for authoring in the AEM SPA Editor.
 * Provide the EditConfig the AEM SPA Editor uses to manage creation of authoring placeholders.
 * Provide the props that are automatically passed in via the parent component
 */
const EditableExample = (props) => {
  return (
    <EditableComponent config={ExampleEditConfig} {...props}>
      {/* Pass the ...props through to the Example component, since this is what does the actual component rendering */}
      <Example {...props} />
    </EditableComponent>
  );
};

/**
 * Map the editable component to a resourceType and export it as default.
 * If this component is embedded in another editable component (as show below), make sure to
 * import the "non-editable" component instance for use in the embedding component.
 */
export default MapTo("wknd-examples/components/example")(EditableExample);