A Content management system that will auto generate API endpoints for your data.
- Flame-bond can be used if you are building a frontend focussed website with minimal backend requirements.
- We take care of the generic CRUD code that you will have to copy-paste for each new project.
- You can select which routes to make public. For example, you can say: "Make only GET & GET ONE routes of /posts public." All the other routes will then remain accesible only through the panel.
- If you are building a personal blog, create a posts route and make the GET & GET ONE routes public. You can use the panel to add posts, and the API will reflect your changes.
- If you need a contact form on your website, make the POST route public and make the collection "read-only". This way, you'll be able to read the messages sent from your contact form.
- Go to https://flamebond.davidsling.in.
- Login with your google account.
- Click on
+on the left panel to create a new collection. - Enter a name for your collection and click next.
- Add some fields and select a data type.
- Click on the name of your collection on the left panel and click NEW.
- Enter your data and save.
- Click on the name of your collection on the left panel and click EDIT.
- Allow public access for GET and click on the API endpoint provided below.
- Congrats, you just created a CRUD REST API for your frontend project.
See README of flame-bond-node for API documentation.
- Private API routes that will require an api-token in the request-header.
- Pre-defined users collection to be used for authenticated access.
- Many to many relational data-type.
- React js
- Node js
- Firebase
This project is open sourced. Feel free to clone the repository to modify and host your own CMS.