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@vinumcms/server

v0.21.0

Published

Server-only data layer over a Store adapter: pages, drafts, revisions, types, forms, media, users, auth, redirects, backup.

Readme

@vinumcms/server

The data layer and defineVinum(). Server-only — it reaches for node:buffer, Web Crypto and cookie signing, so importing it from a client component pulls all of that into the browser bundle. Host code imports it from loaders and actions.

const vinum = defineVinum({
  site:  { name: "My Site" },
  store: denoKvStore({ path: "./data/kv.sqlite" }),
  media: fsMedia({ dir: "./data/media" }),
  auth:  { cookieName: "site_admin", secret: env("SESSION_SECRET") },
});

await vinum.pages.saveDraft(page);
await vinum.pages.publish("about");   // snapshots the outgoing version first

APIs: pages (published records, drafts, revisions, entries) · types · forms · assets · users · auth · redirects · settings · backup.

No global state — a test can build several instances in one process. Seeding is lazy and memoised, so it runs on first content access rather than at import.

The key layout it writes is a public contract: ["page", slug], ["draft", slug], ["rev", slug, ts], and so on. Existing databases keep working untouched.

Setup and theming live in @vinumcms/admin, which carries the getting-started guide for all of Vinum.