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Publish many entries at once.

Throw away an entry's unpublished edits and go back to the published version.

Take an entry offline and keep its draft.

Create a Media Library folder.

Media Library folders.

Create an end user.

One end user by numeric id from strapi_list_users.

List the site's end users (Users and Permissions plugin), not admin panel users.

Change an end user.

Create an entry in a collection type.

Delete an entry for good, with its draft and published versions, in the given locale (or the default locale).

Read one entry of a collection type by its documentId, with first-level relations, media and components included.

Read a single type, the kind of content that exists once (homepage, global settings).

List or search the entries of a collection type (articles, products and so on).

Change fields on an entry.

Create or change a single type (homepage, global settings).

Delete a file from the Media Library and from storage for good.

One Media Library file by id.

List Media Library files one page at a time.

Change a file's name, alternative text or caption.

Add a file to the Media Library from a public link or inline bytes (25 MB at most here).

End-user roles (Public, Authenticated and your own) with their numeric id, name, type and user count.

Call a GET route your developers added to this Strapi project, one that no other tool covers.

Call a POST route your developers added to this Strapi project.

One content type's full schema: every field with its type, required flag, relation target and component.

Every component's schema, for filling component and dynamic zone fields.

Start here.

Make an entry's draft live.

A summary of this Strapi site: version, content types with entry counts, media files, end users and locales.

Run a GraphQL mutation (createArticle, updateArticle, deleteArticle), when the optional GraphQL plugin is installed.

Run a GraphQL query, when the optional GraphQL plugin is installed.

The site's locales: code, name and which is the default.

Send an email through the site's configured email provider.

Copy an entry as it is.

Delete many entries for good.

Take many entries offline at once.

Read many entries with what is needed to check they can be published.

Check whether a slug is free.

Copy an entry into a new draft, with the given fields changed.

How many documents are draft, published and modified across the site.

How many relations of an entry point at unpublished content, to check before publishing.

The same count across many entries.

How many relations of a single type point at unpublished content.

Create an entry and publish it in one step.

Create a draft entry through the admin panel's API.

Delete an entry for good through the admin panel's API.

Delete a single type's content for good.

Throw away a single type's unpublished edits.

Work out a free slug for an uid field from the entry's data.

How one component's form is laid out.

Every content type and component as the admin panel loads them.

How one content type's edit and list screens are laid out.

Read one entry as the admin panel sees it, with its available locales and statuses.

The site preview link for an entry, when previews are set up.

Read a single type as the admin panel sees it.

Components as the admin panel lists them.

List view settings of every content type.

Content types with uid, kind and whether they show in the panel.

List entries as the admin panel sees them, drafts first, with status (draft, published, modified).

The entries already linked in one relation field of an entry.

Earlier versions of an entry.

Documents most recently edited or published.

Entries that can be chosen for a relation field, with a text search.

Publish an entry's draft.

Publish a single type's draft.

Put an entry's draft back to an earlier version.

Take a single type offline and keep its draft.

Change how a component's form is laid out.

Change how a content type's screens are laid out in the admin panel.

Change an entry's draft through the admin panel's API.

Create or change a single type's draft.

Remove several webhooks.

Add a webhook that tells a URL about content changes.

Remove a webhook.

Which email provider the site uses, with its default sender.

Strapi version, node version, plan and environment.

Basic facts the admin panel loads first.

Counts of entries, assets, content types, components, locales, admins, webhooks and API tokens.

The admin panel's logos.

Whether this site runs the Community or an Enterprise edition, with its features.

The end-user email templates (reset password, confirm address).

End-user settings: sign-ups, email confirmation, default role, reset URL.

One webhook.

Every Content API permission that can be given to an API token.

Every Content API route of this site, including ones your developers added, grouped by API.

Plugins installed on this site, to see whether GraphQL or i18n is there.

Policies that can be set on end-user permissions.

Routes grouped by what end-user permissions control.

The site's webhooks.

Send an email through the site's provider using the admin token.

Send a test email to check the provider.

Send a test call to a webhook's URL.

Change the end-user email templates.

Change end-user settings such as whether people can sign up.

Change a webhook.

Check the email provider's connection.

Delete many files and folders for good, with everything inside the folders.

Move many files and folders to another folder.

Change text on many files in one call.

How many files wait for Strapi AI metadata.

Delete a file for good.

Generate alternative text and captions with Strapi AI.

One Media Library file with its folder.

One folder.

The whole Media Library folder tree.

The latest Strapi AI metadata job.

Media Library settings such as responsive sizes and size optimization.

Media Library view settings such as page size and sort.

Media Library files with folder filters.

Swap a file's bytes and keep its id.

Start a job that writes alternative text and captions with Strapi AI.

Change a file's name, text or folder.

Rename or move a folder.

Change Media Library settings.

Change Media Library view settings.

Add a file straight into a Media Library folder.

The admin panel's own upload form route.

Have Strapi fetch files from public links into the Media Library.

Remove several admin panel roles.

Remove several admin panel users.

Check what the admin token may do.

Create an admin panel role.

Invite someone to the admin panel.

Remove an admin panel role.

Remove an admin panel user, along with any admin tokens they own.

Audit logs as an export.

One admin panel role.

What an admin panel role may do.

One admin panel user.

One audit log entry.

Every permission that can be given in the admin panel, with its conditions.

Admin panel roles (Super Admin, Editor, Author and your own).

People who can sign in to the admin panel.

People who appear in the audit logs.

Who changed what in the admin panel.

Replace everything an admin panel role may do.

Rename an admin panel role.

Change an admin panel user, or block them with isActive=false.

Add a component.

Add a content type.

Remove a component and its data.

Remove a component category and the components in it.

Remove a content type and its data.

One component's schema, through the admin token.

One content type's schema, through the admin token.

Names not allowed for content types and fields.

The whole schema as the Content-Type Builder loads it.

Whether a schema change is still being applied.

Every component's schema, through the admin token.

Every content type's schema, through the admin token.

Rename a component category.

Change a component's schema.

Change a content type's schema.

Apply many schema changes at once, the way the Content-Type Builder saves.

Add an entry to a release.

Add many entries to a release.

Create a release, optionally scheduled.

Delete a release.

One release.

Default time zone for releases.

The entries in a release.

Releases: groups of entries published together.

Releases that hold a given entry.

For a list of entries, which pending releases hold each.

Publish everything in a release now.

Take an entry out of a release.

Rename or reschedule a release.

Switch an entry in a release between publish and unpublish.

Change the default time zone for releases.

Add a locale to the site.

Remove a locale and all content in it, for good.

The Strapi AI translation job of an entry.

An entry's content in another locale, ready to translate.

Internationalization settings, such as AI translation.

Fields shared across an entry's locales.

The Strapi AI translation job of a single type.

Every locale code Strapi knows, to pick from when adding one.

The site's locales with numeric ids.

Change internationalization settings.

Rename a locale or make it the default.

Create a review workflow.

Delete a review workflow.

One workflow stage.

The stages an entry can move to.

A workflow's stages.

Review workflows and their stages.

Assign an entry to an admin panel user, or clear it.

Move an entry to a review stage.

Change a review workflow.

How many end users match.

Delete an end user for good.

Sign up an end user the way the site's own form does, with the default role and any confirmation email.

Send an end user their sign-up confirmation email again.

Email an end user a password reset link.

Delete a single type's content for good.

Every Media Library file in one array, with no pages, which can be very large.

Swap a file's bytes and keep its id, so every entry using it shows the new file.

Create an end-user role.

Delete an end-user role.

One end-user role with every permission it has, grouped by API.

Every permission that can be given to an end-user role, grouped by API.

Change an end-user role.

Call a DELETE route your developers added to this Strapi project.

Call a PATCH route your developers added to this Strapi project.

Call a PUT route your developers added to this Strapi project.

Every content type's full schema, including Strapi's own plugin types.

One component's schema.