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How to create an import content plugin (part 4/4)

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Author
Pouya Miralayi
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1,659
Company Posts That Month
7
Language
English
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Summary

The tutorial covers creating a new plugin for Strapi, a headless CMS, to manage import history. It involves setting up a new route, creating a container component, and defining a custom table using Buffet.js. The table displays a list of imported content with options to delete or undo the imports. The tutorial also demonstrates how to fetch data from Strapi using the `request` function and handle errors. Additionally, it shows how to use Redux to manage state changes in the plugin and integrate testing into the development process.

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