The P1 Query and View System allows site managers to build pages that present structured list of content either coming from the site itself or from external data sources.
Use the view system to create content grids, listings, search features, or other navigational elements.
It enables querying internal site content based on the page types or external remote data source (like a headless e-commerce system, an existing data source, or another API) based on standard API integration.
With P1, site managers can define and configure data sources.
Data sources come in these types:
Managed directly in the P1 website using page templates, these are collections of pages of a specific content type. P1 automatically creates a data source when you create a page template. Use it to query and view all content of that type.
P1 allows for rendering and presenting on a website content created and managed in a remote system such as a headless CMS system, a PIM system, an e-Commerce headless system or possibly any structured data remote API; as long as you can query the API and it delivers structured content as JSON. P1 ships with some standard examples and any coding agent can simply use them to let your developer quickly create new data sources.
Content Publisher works similarly as a remote data source, with a simplified integration when it comes to authentication and access control. The Content Publisher SDK ships with P1 SDK and you only need to set the collection ID and token.
After you create and activate data sources, P1 pulls content from them and renders it on templated pages.
The P1 Query and View System allows site managers to build pages that present structured list of content either coming from the site itself or from external data sources.
Use the view system to create content grids, listings, search features, or other navigational elements.
It enables querying internal site content based on the page types or external remote data source (like a headless e-commerce system, an existing data source, or another API) based on standard API integration.
P1 allows for rendering and presenting on a website content created and managed in a remote system such as a headless CMS system, a PIM system, an e-Commerce headless system or possibly any structured data remote API; as long as you can query the API and it delivers structured content as JSON. P1 ships with some standard examples and any coding agent can simply use them to let your developer quickly create new data sources.