graph LR
Core_Content_Management["Core Content Management"]
API_Layer_REST_GraphQL_["API Layer (REST/GraphQL)"]
Database_Abstraction_Layer["Database Abstraction Layer"]
Content_Schema_Management["Content Schema Management"]
Authentication_and_Authorization["Authentication and Authorization"]
Plugin_Module_System["Plugin/Module System"]
API_Layer_REST_GraphQL_ -- "sends requests to" --> Core_Content_Management
Core_Content_Management -- "uses" --> Database_Abstraction_Layer
Core_Content_Management -- "consults" --> Content_Schema_Management
Core_Content_Management -- "delegates to" --> Authentication_and_Authorization
Core_Content_Management -- "integrates with" --> Plugin_Module_System
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Core Content Management [Expand]
The central component responsible for managing the entire content lifecycle, including content storage, versioning, publishing workflows, content relationships, and media asset management. It performs full CRUD operations on content and orchestrates interactions with other core services.
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Serves as the external interface for the CMS, handling incoming requests (REST and GraphQL) from client applications. It translates these requests into internal commands and forwards them to the Core Content Management component for processing.
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Provides a unified interface for persistence operations, abstracting away the complexities and specific implementations of underlying databases (MongoDB, PostgreSQL, SQLite). It is utilized by the Core Content Management component for all data storage and retrieval.
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Manages the definition, validation, and evolution of content structures (schemas). It ensures content consistency and integrity by providing validation rules and definitions that the Core Content Management component adheres to during content creation and modification.
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Handles user authentication (verifying identities) and authorization (determining access rights) for all content-related operations. The Core Content Management component delegates security checks to this component before processing sensitive requests.
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Provides the framework for extending the CMS's core functionalities through pluggable modules or plugins. It allows developers to add custom content types, workflows, integrations, or other features without modifying the core codebase.
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