Builder for Developers

In order to use the React component Builder Blocks more consistently and predictably in different contexts – especially styling, it would be useful to have the option to render it without the unavoidable span/div that it uses to wrap its child ele...

It would be great in the Content API, to be able to get the total amount of items in the return of the getAll method. That would allow us to be able to display a very common pagination pattern with numbered pages. At the moment, we do not know if ...

Currently uiBlocks input type accepts any type of built in and custom components from Builder. I would like it to work the same way as childRequirements for custom components with children where you can define list of components that can be used. ...

It would be very useful to have access to queryParams in the toUrl function when building custom plugins. We are building a plugin that uses personalization that usually we include as queryParams so that users can change their state in the UI to t...

Currently it only tracks custom components that are being used, would be great to track builder-provided components as well

It is not possible to specify anything else than objects as children for list input type.

I want to query content items using the query syntax but manipulate the set of returned items based on certain conditions. My main use case is that I want to query for a URL path and a custom targeting attribute. If there's a content item for that...

Customers would love it if we could import full frames. For example - We have a header frame that we could import the nav, hero image, CTA button etc in one go. For now it will only import each element separately which works without any issues - e...

Feedback from Tekton: So the first issue I notice when using the @builder.io/react and @builder.io/react/lite packages is that the Builder class is simply exported without new type definitions or specific React bindings. What I would expect to see...

Targeting on an integer isn't supported. The only work around is to use the string type and wrap the integer in quotes. Additional points for allowing the use of less and greater than, for example, `accountAgeInYears > 3`