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Last updated 8 months ago

Welcome to Comfortable 👋

Comfortable is a headless CMS that enables fast and easy content editing for websites and apps.

🙋‍♂️ to stay informed about updates and new features

🛠 for examples and SDKs

Getting started

This introduction will get you a quick overview of the basic things to know, when working with Comfortable.

Accounts

To get started you'll need to . Each account can have repositories for themselves or can be invited to join and collaborate within foreign repositories at an appropriate access level.

Repositories

Spaces for projects are called repositories. A repository is the place where you keep all the content related to a single project.

Documents

Each represents a content entity. That might be a page, a product, some content element, or anything else.

Document Types

Collections

Content Tree

define reusable schemas for documents. You could for example create a document type called Page, Product or Article.

are powerful filters for documents that can be used as endpoints and be managed through the web interface. Create lists of products, categories, display articles or elements of a section of your site, collect dates, or aggregate sets of data. Do almost anything you would do with client-side filtering, but keep the content accessible and comprehensible for your editors.

The holds all of the collections and linked documents to provide developers and editors with structure and orientation.

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