Strapi is an open-source headless content management system and JavaScript framework used for defining content schemas and managing structured data. It functions as a REST and GraphQL API gateway that decouples backend data storage from frontend delivery. The system includes a self-hosted administration interface for managing content entries and defining data models without manual database queries.
strapi/strapi 的主要功能包括:Content Delivery APIs, Headless CMS, Content Administration Interfaces, Content Schema Definitions, Content Management Frameworks, Headless Content Management Systems, Content Management APIs, Headless API Gateways。
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