Strapi Draft System Explained

The article, written by Precious Luke, explores the Draft and Publish feature introduced in version 3.2 of Strapi, a headless CMS, by demonstrating its use through a mini-blog project utilizing REST and GraphQL APIs. Installed on Heroku with MongoDB Atlas, Strapi allows content to remain in draft form until published, a feature that can be disabled if unnecessary. The piece details the process of setting up Strapi, creating collection types, and manipulating the feature, highlighting how content in draft form gets deleted if the feature is turned off. Additionally, it discusses the creation of REST and GraphQL endpoints and how they can be used to fetch published content. The article concludes with a practical example of building a frontend to display published articles, emphasizing the functionality and flexibility of the Draft and Publish system in content management.

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