@sveltebuilder/content

Publisher/news domain module for SvelteBuilder: articles, editorial sections, taxonomy, live coverage, newsletters, and comments — with RSS, sitemaps, and JSON-LD structured data included.

Install

npm install @sveltebuilder/content @sveltebuilder/hermes @sveltebuilder/coreui

Typically installed via npm create sveltebuilder@latest, which also copies the module's schema and starter routes into your project. Installing it directly gives you the components, server helpers, and Drizzle schema as a standalone library.

Usage

import { ArticleCard, ArticleView, SectionFront } from '@sveltebuilder/content';
import { getPublishedArticles, getPublishedArticleBySlug } from '@sveltebuilder/content/server';
import { article, section, comment } from '@sveltebuilder/content/schema';

• @sveltebuilder/content — Svelte components, split into Camp 1 (ArticleList, AssignmentQueue, BlockEditorHost, FrontCurationBoard, SubscriberList — no hermes dependency) and Camp 2 (ArticleCard, ArticleView, ArticleWorkflowPanel, AuthorProfileView, SectionFront, NewsletterSignup, and more — import hermes and require hermes.load() before mount). Also re-exports all schema types.
• @sveltebuilder/content/server — query helpers (getPublishedArticles, createArticle, transitionArticleStatus, subscribeToNewsletter, …), feed generation (generateRssFeed), sitemaps (generateStandardSitemap, generateNewsSitemap), and structured data (buildNewsArticleJsonLd, buildArticleMetaTags, buildHreflangAlternates).
• @sveltebuilder/content/schema — Drizzle table definitions and TypeScript types (Article, Section, Comment, Newsletter, MediaAsset, Front, LiveCoverage, and more).

Like all SvelteBuilder domain modules, content carries no name/title/body copy columns on its entities — user-facing copy is linked via @sveltebuilder/hermes (scope = table name, entityId = the row's bigint PK). Two documented exceptions carry literal data instead of copy: comment.author_name/author_email/body (reader-submitted, not editorial) and subscriber.email_address (PII).

Part of the SvelteBuilder ecosystem

See the SvelteBuilder README for the full architecture, including how domain modules relate to @sveltebuilder/hermes, @sveltebuilder/coreui, and the CLI sync workflow.