- Jahia is an enormous CMS, like Wordpress but massive.
- Content, like a blog post, is accessible via an API.
- If using GraphQL, for example, one can build out JSON files that describe the content object.
- "Propoerties of the node."
- Authorisation controls via cfg files.
- Config files appear to be
ini
-style, key/value pairs, one per line. - Key hierarchy preserved in dotted format.
- CORS
- Config files appear to be
- React!
- Using React Material to modify the way the CMS renders content to the end user.
- Using Apollo to connect the Reacy component via the GraphQIL API.
- Geez I am not a front-end developer, haha. Wow.
- Using a React / Apollo "app" to query the API and render the content on-demand using the components.
- Possible to do this with a React module
- So instead of running in NodeJS, running in React native
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