@usegraft/content-api

A versioned, read-only HTTP transport for Graft's authored content index.

Part of Graft, a CMS built so an AI agent is the primary operator.

Install

npm i @usegraft/content-api

Serve authored content

graft serve mounts this handler at /api/content/v1. You can also mount it in any runtime that accepts Web Request and Response objects.

import { createContentApiHandler } from "@usegraft/content-api";
import { createDb, createDbIndexReader } from "@usegraft/db";
import { collections } from "./graft.config";

const database = createDb(process.env.DATABASE_URL!);

export const GET = createContentApiHandler({
  collections: Object.keys(collections),
  branch: "main",
  index: createDbIndexReader(database.db),
});

The handler serves:

• GET /api/content/v1/documents?collection=pages
• GET /api/content/v1/documents?collection=pages&slug=home
• GET /api/content/v1/search?collection=pages&query=pricing

An endpoint represents one branch. It does not accept a branch query parameter, so a caller cannot switch a production endpoint to preview content.

The handler does not authenticate callers. Put a proxy or check Authorization before invoking it if the index is not public. The handler does not close its reader or database. The application that created those handles owns their lifecycle.

Use the existing typed SDK

The remote reader implements ContentIndexReader, so the framework-agnostic client and framework adapters need no HTTP-specific API.

import { createContentApiReader } from "@usegraft/content-api";
import { createClient } from "@usegraft/sdk-core";
import { collections } from "./graft.config";

const graft = createClient({
  index: createContentApiReader({
    endpoint: "https://cms.example.com/api/content/v1",
    headers: { authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.GRAFT_CONTENT_TOKEN}` },
  }),
  collections,
});

const page = await graft.getDocument("pages", "home");
const hits = await graft.searchDocuments("pages", "pricing");

Pass fetch to createContentApiReader when the runtime needs a custom implementation. headers are static and sent on every request, which suits an auth token or proxy header.

MIT. Repository