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Urchin Web3 CMS
  • 🌊What is Urchin?
  • 🛠️How it works
  • 🏎️Getting started
  • 🧱API Reference
    • Core
      • urchin()
      • .preflight()
      • .process()
    • Template
      • .template.create()
      • .template.update()
      • .template.get()
      • .template.getAll()
    • Taxonomy
      • .taxonomy.create()
      • .taxonomy.update()
      • .taxonomy.get()
      • .taxonomy.getAll()
    • Asset
      • .asset.create()
      • .asset.update()
      • .asset.get()
      • .asset.getAll()
    • Entry
      • .entry.create()
      • .entry.update()
      • .entry.get()
      • .entry.getAll()
  • 🤔FAQs
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What is Urchin?

TLDR; Urchin is a headless CMS protocol and Javascript SDK for dApp developers built on Solana, Arweave, and Bundlr.

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Last updated 11 months ago

Content management plays a large role in many application and website strategies. For teams building decentralized appliations, there few frameworks that offer content management via blockchain that provide transparency and immutability. In leveraging , teams can ensure that content stored within the blockchain is tamper-proof and resistant to unauthorized modifications, and offers a trackable history that is publicly available. This not only enhances security, but follows the ethos of building in Web3 while enabling seamless integrations with smart contracts.

Urchin is:

  • headless - detached from primary appliations and available via API calls for builds or dynamic content filling.

  • a fully capable CMS - designed to manage markdown content, images and other media, and meta information for organization and taxonomy.

  • an open-source, public protocol - as opposed to most cloud-based CMS solutions, Urchin is a network of programs deployed on the blockchain with an open-source MIT license.

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Urchin, the blockchain based CMS