graph LR
API_Data_Ingestion_Layer["API & Data Ingestion Layer"]
Core_CMS_Logic["Core CMS Logic"]
Authentication_and_Authorization["Authentication and Authorization"]
Database_Abstraction_Layer["Database Abstraction Layer"]
Plugin_Module_System["Plugin/Module System"]
Admin_Panel_UI["Admin Panel/UI"]
Content_Schema_Management["Content Schema Management"]
API_Data_Ingestion_Layer -- "forwards requests to" --> Core_CMS_Logic
API_Data_Ingestion_Layer -- "utilizes" --> Authentication_and_Authorization
API_Data_Ingestion_Layer -- "integrated with" --> Plugin_Module_System
Core_CMS_Logic -- "interacts with" --> Database_Abstraction_Layer
Authentication_and_Authorization -- "provides security services to" --> API_Data_Ingestion_Layer
Plugin_Module_System -- "integrates with" --> API_Data_Ingestion_Layer
Plugin_Module_System -- "extends/modifies behaviors within" --> Core_CMS_Logic
Admin_Panel_UI -- "communicates with" --> API_Data_Ingestion_Layer
Admin_Panel_UI -- "relies on" --> Authentication_and_Authorization
Content_Schema_Management -- "provides definitions to" --> Core_CMS_Logic
Content_Schema_Management -- "configured/managed through" --> Admin_Panel_UI
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API & Data Ingestion Layer [Expand]
Serves as the primary interface for external systems and clients, handling all incoming requests (content creation, retrieval, updates, deletions). It performs request routing, payload parsing, data validation, and initial data transformation. This layer is crucial for the "API-First/Headless" pattern, providing the external contract for the CMS.
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payload(1:1)
Encapsulates the fundamental business logic of the CMS, including content processing, workflow management, versioning, and content delivery mechanisms. It orchestrates operations between other components, representing the "stable core CMS" as per the architectural bias.
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payload(1:1)
Manages user authentication, role-based access control, and permission enforcement across the CMS. Ensures secure access to content and administrative functions, vital for any multi-user system.
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payload(1:1)
Provides a unified interface for interacting with various database systems (MongoDB, PostgreSQL, SQLite), abstracting away database-specific complexities. This component is key to the "Database Abstraction Layer" pattern, ensuring flexibility in data storage.
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db-mongodb(1:1)
Enables extensibility of the CMS by allowing developers to add custom functionalities, content types, or integrations without modifying the core system. This embodies the "Modular Architecture" and "Extensible Architecture" patterns.
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payload(1:1)
A component-driven user interface (built with React/Next.js) for administrators and content editors to manage content, users, settings, and plugins. It represents the "Admin Panel/UI" component.
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admin-bar(1:1)
Defines and manages the structure and types of content within the CMS, allowing for flexible and custom content models. This is fundamental for a "Headless CMS" to provide structured content.
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payload(1:1)