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Complete de-brand of the fork the org owns (unpublished, empty DB — so no external consumers and no data migration). 1308 files. Applied Payload→CMS / payload→cms / PAYLOAD→CMS to: type/identifier names (PayloadRequest→CMSRequest, getPayload→getCMS, BasePayload→BaseCMS, the request property req.payload→req.cms, PayloadComponent→ CMSComponent, usePayloadAPI→useCMSAPI, …); collection/DB slugs (payload-jobs→cms-jobs, payload-kv, payload-migrations, payload-preferences, payload-locked-documents); env vars (PAYLOAD_*→CMS_*); i18n key + values (payloadSettings→cmsSettings, 'Payload Settings'→'CMS Settings' across 44 languages); CSS @layer/classes; comments/docs/UI. PRESERVED (deliberate — renaming breaks resolution or law): - MIT LICENSE + 'Copyright (c) 2018-2025 Payload CMS, Inc.' (legal attribution) - every import/require/export specifier + path literal; on-disk filenames (payload.config.ts, payload-types.ts) + the packages/payload dir; @payload-config alias - package.json "name" fields (already @hanzo/cms*) - URLs (payloadcms.com); Redux action.payload (a different, unrelated field) CONSISTENCY VERIFIED repo-wide: req.payload=0, from 'payload'=0, payloadSettings=0 (all now cms*), Redux action.payload intact, license intact. Individual files transpile clean. NOT YET VERIFIED: full type-compilation — requires a 44-package monorepo build (node_modules absent). Green build is the gate before publish; not claimed here. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
Redis KV Adapter for Payload (beta)
This package provides a way to use Redis as a KV adapter with Payload.
Installation
pnpm add @hanzo/cms-kv-redis
Usage
import { redisKVAdapter } from '@hanzo/cms-kv-redis'
export default buildConfig({
collections: [Media],
kv: redisKVAdapter({
// Redis connection URL. Defaults to process.env.REDIS_URL
redisURL: 'redis://localhost:6379',
// Optional prefix for Redis keys to isolate the store. Defaults to 'payload-kv'
keyPrefix: 'kv-storage',
}),
})
Then you can access the KV storage using payload.kv:
await payload.kv.set('key', { value: 1 })
const data = await payload.kv.get('key')
payload.logger.info(data)