WIP: tests

Author: undefined

.eleventy.js

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ module.exports = (eleventyConfig, _options) => {
 
   // Add filters
   eleventyConfig.addFilter(`${options.name}.asseturl`, image => directus.getAssetUrl(image))
-  eleventyConfig.addFilter(`${options.name}.translate`, collectionItem => directus.translate(collectionItem))
+  eleventyConfig.addFilter(`${options.name}.translate`, (collectionItem, translationField = options.translationField) => directus.translate(collectionItem, translationField))
   // eleventyConfig.addFilter(`${options.name}.alternates`, item => {
   //   const languages = await this.getLanguages() || [{code: ''}]
   //   async getAlternates(item) {

.eleventyignore

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+README.md
+node_modules
+content/_scripts
+.git
+

README.md

@@ -82,10 +82,14 @@ all.forEach(item => console.log(`I belong to the collection ${item.collection}`)
 
 #### Translation
 
-* `directus.translate`: add the `translated` attribute in case it has not one already, for example when the item comes from the user selecting a page in the UI: `{% assign targetPagePerma = item.page | translate: lang, 'page' | permalink: true, 'page' %}`, see `_layouts/nav.js` for a real life example
+Use `directus.translate` filter to get the translated part of a directus collection item:
 
+```liquid
+{% assign translated = item | translate %}
+{{ translated.text }}
+```
 
-### Collections
+### Directus collections and 11ty pages
 
 Here is how to turn your Directus colections into pages