# Strife ## Strife Developer Documentation - [Strife developer documentation](https://developers.strife.app/docs/readme.md): This is the home of the Strife documentation. - [Getting started](https://developers.strife.app/docs/tutorials/getting-started.md): Connect to the Strife API and interact with your data in a few steps: - [Node.js](https://developers.strife.app/docs/tutorials/getting-started/nodejs.md): Connect to the Strife API and interact with your data in a few steps: - [.NET](https://developers.strife.app/docs/tutorials/getting-started/dotnet.md): Connect to the Strife API and interact with your data in a few steps: - [Astro](https://developers.strife.app/docs/tutorials/astro.md): Build fast, flexible, and CMS-powered websites with Strife and Astro. - [Quickstart](https://developers.strife.app/docs/tutorials/quickstart.md) - [Next.js](https://developers.strife.app/docs/tutorials/next.js.md): Build an application using Next.JS and Strife - [Create a dynamic employee list using the Chapters field](https://developers.strife.app/docs/tutorials/create-a-dynamic-employee-list-using-the-chapters-field.md): This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for implementing the Chapters field using .NET and enabling the live preview. - [Create a blog post list using the Collection field](https://developers.strife.app/docs/tutorials/create-a-blog-post-list-using-the-collection-field.md): In this tutorial, you'll find step-by-step instructions for implementing the Collection field using .NET and enabling the live preview. - [Model binding in C#](https://developers.strife.app/docs/tutorials/model-binding-in-c.md) - [Strife how-to guides](https://developers.strife.app/docs/how-to-guides/how-to-overview.md): This section contains step-by-step guides showing you how to solve real-world problems in Strife - [How to build a menu](https://developers.strife.app/docs/how-to-guides/menu-how-to.md) - [Known issues](https://developers.strife.app/docs/how-to-guides/known-issues.md) - [Previewing with 100vh sections](https://developers.strife.app/docs/how-to-guides/known-issues/previewing-with-100vh-sections.md): Websites with 100vh sections may appear unnaturally extended in the Strife Studio preview, causing a display issue. - [React, className and class using web components](https://developers.strife.app/docs/how-to-guides/known-issues/react-classname-and-class-using-web-components.md) - [Installing C# SDK](https://developers.strife.app/docs/how-to-guides/installing-c-sdk.md) - [Strife technical reference](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/reference-overview.md): This is the reference part of the documentation. Here you will find the technical details of the SDKs, APIs and configuration options. - [SDK overview](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/sdk-overview.md) - [Templates](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/templates.md): Templates in Strife serve as the foundation for creating structured and consistent content. These predefined templates establish the fields, and structure, for all content stored in the database. - [Defining Templates with JSON](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/templates/defining-templates-with-json.md) - [Fields](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields.md): Fields define the structure and content of your templates. Each field specifies the shape and characteristics of the data that will be stored in the database. - [Text](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/text.md): The Text field type is one of the most commonly used fields. It saves a string to the database and provides the Edit view with a simple text input. - [Paragraph](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/paragraph.md): The Paragraph field, similar to the Text field, stores a string in the database, but it is specifically designed to facilitate the editing of longer text. - [Rich Content](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/rich-content.md): The Rich Content field empowers editors to create dynamic and visually appealing content, which is then stored in the database as HTML. - [Number](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/number.md): The Number field is designed for storing, validating, and formatting numeric data, with support for various numerical validation features. - [Date](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/date.md): The Date field allows users to input a date via a date picker. The selected date is stored as a string value in the database. - [Date Time](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/date-time.md): The Date Time field allows users to input a date including time via a date picker. The selected date is stored as a string value in the database. - [Image](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/image.md): The Image field lets you to crop, zoom, and insert images effortlessly. It stores the optimized image URL along with crop data in the database. - [Image Group](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/image-group.md): The Image field lets you define a set of images for different media/resolutions to crop, zoom, and insert images effortlessly. It stores the optimized image URLs along with crop data in the database. - [Toggle](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/toggle.md): The Toggle field saves a binary value of either 'true' or 'false' in the database. - [Slug~](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/slug.md) - [Related](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/related.md): Create a document relation - [Assets](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/assets.md): Create a lists of assets - [Checkbox](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/checkbox.md): The Checkbox field saves a binary value of either 'true' or 'false' in the database. - [Link](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/link.md): The Link field enables users to insert links, storing an object in the database containing link text, URL, and target options. - [Chapters](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/chapters.md): The Chapters field allows dynamic content creation using predefined templates, storing the content as an array of objects in the database. - [References](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/references.md): The References editor lets you connect existing documents from other collections directly into your content, enabling structured reuse instead of duplication. - [Repeatable](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/repeatable.md): The Repeatable editor allows editors to add multiple values using the same input type, making it ideal for structured lists and repeatable data patterns. - [Collection](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/collection.md): The Collection field allows the user to query and list content using a filter, storing the filter and query as an object in the database. - [Content Template](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/content-template.md): The Content Template field instantiates editing of a content template. Stores as an object in the database, including the fields from the chosen content template. - [Combo Box](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/combo-box.md): The Combo Box field lets you choose one or multiple values from a preset selection in a searchable drop-down. It stores these selections as an array of values in the database. - [Multi Select](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/multi-select.md): The Multi Select field allows, just like the Combo Box, users to add one or more values of a predefined list, storing them as an array in the database. - [Multi Input](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/multi-input.md): The Multi Input field allows users to arbitrarily add one or more values of a predefined type, storing them as an array in the database - [Table Input~](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/table-input.md): The Table Input field enables users to input data in a tabular format, storing it as an array of objects in the database. - [Rich Content (JSON)~](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/rich-content-json.md): The Rich Content field empowers editors to create dynamic and visually appealing content, which is then stored in the database as JSON. - [File~](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/file.md) - [Tab Group](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/tab-group.md): Tab Groups provide a clean and organized way to group fields within the editor interface. - [Radio Group](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/radio-group.md): The Radio Group editor presents a predefined set of options where only one value can be selected at a time. - [Slider](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/slider.md): The Slider field lets users select a numeric value within a range by dragging a thumb. It stores a single number in the database. - [Video](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/video.md): The Video field lets editors embed a video in a document from a media asset, a direct URL. It stores the source, playback options, and an optional poster image as an object in the database. - [Serp](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/serp.md): The SEO field captures the page title, meta keywords, and meta description used to render the search engine result snippet (SERP). It stores all three as a single object in the database. - [Hint](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/fields/hint.md): The Hint field displays a collapsible help block inside the editor to guide content authors. It is a UI-only element, it does not store data in the database and does not require a propertyName. - [Live preview](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/live-preview.md): Live Preview allows editors to instantly visualize changes on the live website as they edit content within Strife Studio. - [Web Components](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/live-preview/web-components.md): The Strife Web Components are a collection of custom elements that elevate standard HTML tags, enabling them to respond to real-time updates, without the need to reload the page. - [Custom Live Preview implementation](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/live-preview/custom-live-preview-implementation.md) - [Working with images](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/live-preview/custom-live-preview-implementation/working-with-images.md) - [Database](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/database.md) - [Index URL](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/database/index-url.md) - [Index Search](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/database/index-search.md) - [TypeScript](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/typescript.md) - [Icons](https://developers.strife.app/docs/reference/icons.md): Complete list of icon names available in Strife. - [Strife key topics](https://developers.strife.app/docs/explanation/explanation-overview.md): In this section you will find discussions about key topics of Strife aimed to deepen your understanding of the system - [What is Strife?](https://developers.strife.app/docs/explanation/what-is-strife.md) - [RavenDB](https://developers.strife.app/docs/explanation/ravendb.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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