How to use the @keystonejs/fields.OEmbed.blocks function in @keystonejs/fields
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keystonejs / keystone / test-projects / basic / index.js View on Github 
graphQLReturnFragment: `{
title
rating
}`,
resolver: async () => {
const data = [{ title: 'A movie', rating: 2 }, { title: 'Another movie', rating: 4 }];
return data.map(({ title, rating }) => ({ title, rating }));
},
},
value: {
type: Content,
blocks: [
...(cloudinaryAdapter
? [[CloudinaryImage.blocks.image, { adapter: cloudinaryAdapter }]]
: []),
...(embedAdapter ? [[OEmbed.blocks.oEmbed, { adapter: embedAdapter }]] : []),
...(unsplash.accessKey
? [[Unsplash.blocks.unsplashImage, { attribution: 'KeystoneJS', ...unsplash }]]
: []),
Content.blocks.blockquote,
Content.blocks.orderedList,
Content.blocks.unorderedList,
Content.blocks.link,
Content.blocks.heading,
],
},
},
adminConfig: {
defaultPageSize: 20,
defaultColumns: 'name, status',
defaultSort: 'name',
},@keystonejs/fields
KeystoneJS Field Types including Text, Password, DateTime, Integer, and more.
