[Example] Implement custom field transformer to format data in list #80
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This PR demonstrates how to implement a custom field transformer, which can be used to format data inside of lists. The example registers a simple
colored_textfield transformer that renders the data of the column with a random color.To apply the changes, the administration frontend application needs to be rebuilt by executing
bin/console sulu:admin:update-build.