Alinea

What it does

Alinea is an open source content management system written in TypeScript. Structure, edit and query content with any web framework. Installed as a single NPM package you get going without setting up databases, environments or any other services.

Alinea is a open source headless CMS with minimal setup. Fully typed content right in your repository.

Open source headless CMS with minimal setup. Fully typed content right in your repository. Straightforward content modeling without dealing with databases and migrations. Version controlled content in your repository. Easily branch and feature test content changes. An optimized, type-safe experience for Typescript users without overcomplication. Vetra is a ready-made template for Alinea built in Next.js. Designed to help you get started quickly with a production ready CMS. Editors can easily navigate, reorder, and manage pages in a way that makes sense for any project. Navigation stays simple, whether you’re editing in the dashboard or working with the API. Define your content schema in…from alineacms.com

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