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This SDK uses the Content Management API (CMA). The CMA is used to manage the content of your Contentstack account. This includes creating, updating, deleting, and fetching content of your account. To use the CMA, you will need to authenticate your users with a Management Token or an Authtoken. Read more about it in Authentication.

Note: By using CMA, you can execute GET requests for fetching content. However, we strongly recommend that you always use the Content Delivery API to deliver content to your web or mobile properties.

You need Node.js version 10 or above installed on your machine to use the Contentstack JavaScript CMA SDK.

Install it via npm:

npm i @contentstack/management

To import the SDK, use the following command:

import contentstack from ‘@contentstack/management’

contentstackClient = contentstack.client()

To use this SDK, you need to authenticate your users by using the Authtoken, credentials, or Management Token (stack-level token).

An Authtoken is a read-write token used to make authorized CMA requests, and it is a user-specific token.

contentstackClient = contentstack.client({ authtoken: 'AUTHTOKEN' })

To Login to Contentstack by using credentials, you can use the following lines of code:

contentstackClient.login({ email: 'EMAIL', password: 'PASSWORD'})
.then((response) => {
	console.log(response.notice)
	console.log(response.user)
})

Management Tokens are stack-level tokens, with no users attached to them.

contentstackClient.stack({ api_key: 'API_KEY', management_token: 'MANAGEMENT_TOKEN' }).contentType('CONTENT_TYPE_UID')
.fetch()
.then((contenttype) => {
	console.log(contenttype)
})

To use the JavaScript CMA SDK, you need to first initialize it. To do this, use the following code:

import contentstack from ‘@contentstack/management’

var contentstackClient = contentstack.client({ authtoken: 'AUTHTOKEN' })

Use the following lines of code to fetch your stack detail using this SDK:

contentstackClient.stack({ api_key: 'API_KEY' })
.fetch()
.then((stack) => {
	console.log(stack)
})

To create an entry in a specific content type of a stack, use the following lines of code:

var  entry  = {
	title: 'Sample Entry',
	url: '/sampleEntry'
}

contentstackClient.stack({ api_key: 'API_KEY' }).contentType('CONTENT_TYPE_UID').entry().create({ entry })
.then((entry) => {
	console.log(entry)
})

The following lines of code can be used to upload assets to your stack:

var  asset  = {
	upload: 'path/to/file',
	title: 'Asset Title'
}

contentstackClient.stack({ api_key: 'API_KEY' }).asset().create({ asset })
.then((asset) => {
	console.log(asset)
})

• Contentstack Website
• Official Documentation
• Content Management API Docs

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