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NOTE: You can use the CMA to deliver and manage content, but you shouldn't use it to deliver large amounts of content and instead use the Content Delivery API. The structure of responses from the CMA differs from the CDA as GET responses retrieve the entirety of items (i.e. all localized and unpublished content).
Contentful doesn't merge changes made to content, so when updating content, you need to send the entire body of an entry. If you update content with a subset of properties, you will lose all existing properties not included in that update.
Contentful uses optimistic locking. When updating an existing resource, you need to specify its current version with the X-Contentful-Version HTTP header (this header is automatically set when using our official client libraries). Contentful compares this version with the current version stored to ensure that a client doesn't overwrite a resource that has since been updated. If the version changed in-between, Contentful would reject the update.
When a client gets rate limited, the API responds with the 429 Too Many Requests HTTP status code and sets the value X-Contentful-RateLimit-Reset header to an integer specifying the time before the limit resets and another request will be accepted.As the client is rate limited per second, the header will return 1, which means the next second.
During entity creation, the value of sys.id is either automatically generated or can be specified in the URL (e.g. /environments/master/entries/my-custom-id) of the initial PUT request. The only entity which always uses generated sys.id values is spaces.
In the above example, a client retrieves the next 100 resources by repeating the same request, changing the skip query parameter to 100. You can use the order parameter when paging through larger result sets to keep ordering predictable. For example, order=sys.createdAt will order results by the time the resource was first published.
If not specified, Contentful will route your request to the latest version of the API. This could break clients which expect the outdated API version. To be certain, always specify the Content-Type header.
Spaces are containers for content types and content, and API clients can fetch data from one or more spaces. You can be a member of multiple organizations, and owner and admin roles in the organization can create spaces in organizations.
Note: If you have a single organization, any space you create will be automatically associated with that organization. If you're an admin or an owner in multiple organizations you need to pass the ID of the organization with the X-Contentful-Organization header that you want to create the space in.
Note: If you are on our latest pricing model and have plans attached to your spaces, creating a new space via the API will assign the smallest available plan to it. If you've reached your limit of free spaces and have no payment details on file, you won't be able to create more spaces until you add payment details.
The X-Contentful-Organization header is optional if an account belongs to one organization. Attributes are sent in the body of the request as a JSON payload, and you need to set the X-Contentful-Version to the Contentul API version you are using.
You delete an existing space by issuing a DELETE request to /spaces/ID. Deleting a space will remove all its resources, including content types, entries and assets. This action can not be undone.
Environments allow you to develop and test changes to data in isolation from other environments. You can use them for all purposes in your development process like QA, staging environments or in continuous integration.
To create other environments next to master, you need to have the default space admin role or a role, which allows you to manage and use all sandbox environments in this space. While creating an environment, you need to understand that it can only be a copy of the current state of the master environment. See the Environment aware Resources chapter below for more information on what resources are copied to an environment. It is not possible to create or have empty environments or environments based on older versions of a master environment.
To create an environment, make a request to PUT /spaces//environments/staging specifying the name in the payload like "name": "My staging environment". After this request got a successful response, please query the single endpoint of that environment to check if the environment is already available.
You can also create an environment with any other environment as a source by providing the X-Contentful-Source-Environment header and providing it with the environment ID for the desired source environment.
To request content from an environment, you need to provide another fragment in the url. For example to get all entries from the previously created staging environment, use /spaces//environments/staging/entries.
All other resources are available on a space level only. Personal access tokens allow access according to your role. This means if you have access to a space and have the default space admin role or a role, which allows to manage and use all sandbox environments in this space, you can use your PAT to access all environments. For CDA/CPA API key pairs, you can select the environments for which they have access, please refer to the API keys section in this document for more information.
trigger only for the master environment by omitting the filters property or setting its valueto null. This scenario handles webhooks created prior to introduction of environments ina backwards compatible manner.
You must opt-in to this feature in the Contentful web app on the Settings > Environments page. During this opt-in process, we create a default alias with the ID master. This alias cannot be renamed or deleted. Once you've opted in, you can create up to two more aliases. Only space admins can opt-in and manage environment aliases.
Aliases and target environments can be used to enhance your development and deployment workflows. For example, you can safely apply content model changes and roll them back when necessary or use them in your CI/CD pipelines.
When you set up this feature for your space, we create a default master environment alias for you. You can also create up to two more aliases by sending a PUT request to spaces//environment_aliases/ and specifying the target environment in the payload as described below.
Requests without the environment alias fragment will be treated like requests to the master environment alias.For example, requests to /spaces//entries will have the same outcome as requests to /spaces//environments/master/entries.
Organizations are the top level entity in Contentfuls hierarchy, consisting of spaces, users and a subscription plan, which defines the limits for the Organization. They allow the management of projects with separate pricing as well as an additional permission system, which manages users' roles within the Organization.
Defining a content type is a fundamental step in powering your applications with Contentful. A content type consists of a set of fields and other information, read this guide to learn more about modeling your content.
To remove a specific validation, update the content type leaving that validation out of the field's validations collection. To remove all the validations applied to a field, update the content type schema removing the validations property.
Using the defaultValue property of a field, you can define a value that is applied when entries are created.If defaultValue is omitted the field will not be pre-filled with any value. See the example below:
You can localize default values by providing separate values for each locale. When the value is omitted, in the entry creation request,then the configured default value is applied and the entry saved with it.In case of a non-localized field, only the default value targeting the default locale will be applied to thenew entry.
Default values are not validated according to the field validations property. This means that they are applied to new entries even if they are invalid.In this case, those entries can't be published until the field value is fixed.
Limitations:If the default locale of an environment changes, the default value configuration is not modified. So the value targeting the previous default locale will still be applied to it.Currently not all the field types support default values. The supported field ones are:
Annotations provide you with means to attach semantic metadata to a content type or parts of it. Once assigned, they can beinterpreted by applications and services to adjust their behaviour accordingly.
For example, in Compose an annotation can be assigned to any content type.Once assigned, this content type will be available for use as a page type in Compose, making all entries of that content typeavailable for editing.
By adding a metadata.annotations property to the payload, you can assign annotations to either the content type itselfor individual fields of that content type. Annotations that can be assigned to individual fields will usually have additionalrestrictions to which type of field they can be assigned (see Contentful:AggregateComponent above).
You can change the ID of a content type field in the Contentful web app. You can also change it via the API, by sending the newId property in the field's payload to override the current ID.The API will return different data after this change, and this might break your existing code base. Read more about managing changes to content structure in our multiple environments guide.
If you have fields in your content type and entries you don't want to distribute to end users (e.g. workflow states), you can omit fields from the CDA and CPA responses. To do so, update the content type with the omitted property set to true in the chosen field and activate it.
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