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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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Entry

Entries are the goal of any content management system, let alone Urchin. Using the templates as a blueprint and rules, entries can be created with structured and organized data for your use-case. For our user profile example, entries are the records of the users with all of their twitter handles and bios neatly organized like a database record. With a simple API call, developers can retrieve whatever entries they need for their application.

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