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Release notes
### Release Notes: JSON Field Processor v1.0 (Initial Release)
This module enhances Drupal's Search API functionality by allowing users to index JSON data from nodes or media entities with ease.
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#### Key Features:
- **JSON Data Indexing**: Index JSON data from nodes or media entities into a Search API index.
- **Customizable Fields**: Configure unique field names, JSON paths, and JSON field machine names for targeted data extraction.
- **Dynamic Updates**: Automatically removes fields from indexes when the corresponding configuration entity is deleted.
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#### Installation Notes:
- Install via Composer:
```bash
composer require drupal/json_field_processor
```
- Ensure dependencies (**Search API** and **JSON Field**) are installed and enabled.
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#### Usage Overview:
1. Enable the **JSON Field Processor** module.
2. Configure the processor in your Search API index settings.
3. Add fields for indexing using the module's configuration page.
For detailed usage instructions, refer to the README file included with the module.
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Thank you for using **JSON Field Processor**! Feedback and contributions are welcome.
