Frameworks
16 articles tagged Frameworks.
- AI Builder Guide
A dedicated site at ai.webhouse.app plus 21 modular docs — every AI coding assistant gets one URL to build with @webhouse/cms.
- Consume from C# / .NET
Read @webhouse/cms content from ASP.NET Core — Razor Pages, MVC, or minimal APIs.
- Consume from Django (Python)
Read @webhouse/cms content from a Django application. Helper module, views, templates.
- Consume from Go
Read @webhouse/cms content from Go — Hugo themes, Gin handlers, and standard library file I/O.
- Consume from Java (Spring Boot)
Read @webhouse/cms content from a Spring Boot application. Reader class, controllers, Thymeleaf templates.
- Consume from Laravel (PHP)
Read @webhouse/cms content from a Laravel application. Helper class, routes, Blade templates.
- Consume from Rails (Ruby)
Read @webhouse/cms content from a Ruby on Rails application. Helper module, controllers, ERB views.
- Framework-Agnostic Architecture
Your content as flat JSON files. Render it with any language, any framework, any runtime.
- Introduction
What is @webhouse/cms and why it exists — a file-based, AI-native CMS for TypeScript projects.
- Next.js Integration Guide
Complete guide to building a Next.js App Router site with @webhouse/cms — from content reading to deployment.
- Next.js Patterns
How to read CMS content in Next.js — loader functions, pages, static generation, and metadata.
- Next.js SEO Helpers
Drop-in sitemap, robots.txt, llms.txt, metadata, JSON-LD, RSS feed, and static params — all auto-generated from CMS content via @webhouse/cms/next.
- Quick Start
Scaffold a new project and have a CMS-powered site running in under 5 minutes.
- Schema Export — webhouse-schema.json
Generate a JSON Schema document from cms.config.ts so PHP, Python, Ruby, Go, Java, and .NET reader libraries can introspect your content model.
- Templates & Boilerplates
Three ready-to-use boilerplates and eight example sites to jump-start your project.
- Testing the Consumer Examples
How the Java and .NET consumer examples are tested. Test setup, fixtures, security checks, and how to run them locally.