Adobe Experience Manager Headless

Create your first Angular SPA in AEM by Adobe Abstract Welcome to a multi-part tutorial designed for developers new to the SPA Editor feature in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). This tutorial walks through the implementation of a Angular application for a fictitious lifestyle brand, the WKND. The Angular app will be developed and designed to be deployed with AEM’s SPA Editor, which maps Angular components to AEM components. The completed SPA, deployed to AEM, can be dynamically authored with traditional in-line editing tools of AEM. The goal for this multi-part tutorial is to teach a developer how to implement an Angular application to work with the SPA Editor feature of AEM. In a real-world scenario the development activities are broken down by persona, often involving a Front End developer and a Back End developer. We believe it is beneficial for any developer who will be involved in an AEM SPA Editor project to complete this tutorial. Local Development Environment A local developm

Getting Started with AEM Headless - Content Services by Adobe Abstract Video: https://images-tv.adobe.com/mpcv3/d1a4ed05-9dae-492f-8505-66c2cfdccbe3_1564765898.1920x1080at3000_h264.mp4 AEM’s Content Services leverages traditional AEM Pages to compose headless REST API endpoints, and AEM Components define, or reference, the content to expose on these endpoints. AEM Content Services allows for the same content abstractions used for authoring web pages in AEM Sites, to define the content and schemas of these HTTP APIs. The use of AEM Pages and AEM Components empowers marketers to quickly compose and update flexible JSON APIs that can power any application. Content Services Tutorial An end-to-end tutorial illustrating how to build-out and expose content using AEM and consumed by a native mobile app, in a headless CMS scenario. This tutorial explores how AEM Content Services can be used to power the experience of an Mobile App that displays Event information (music, performance, art, e

Token-based authentication to AEM as a Cloud Service by Adobe Abstract AEM exposes a variety of HTTP endpoints that can be interacted with in a headless manner, from GraphQL, AEM Content Services to Assets HTTP API. Often, these headless consumers may need to authenticate to AEM in order to access protected content or actions. To facilitate this, AEM supports token-based authentication of HTTP requests from external applications, services or systems. In this tutorial well explore how an external application can programmatically authenticate and interact with to AEM as a Cloud Service over HTTP using access tokens. External Application overview This tutorial uses a simple Node.js application run from the command line to update asset metadata on AEM as a Cloud Service using Assets HTTP API. Local Development Access Token Local Development Access Tokens are generated for a specific AEM as a Cloud Service environment and providing access to Author and Publish services. These access tok

Accessing and Delivering Content Fragments Headless Quick Start Guide by Adobe Abstract Learn how to use AEM’s Assets REST API to manage Content Fragments and the GraphQL API for headless delivery of Content Fragment content. What are GraphQL and Assets REST APIs? Now that you have created some content fragments, you can use AEM’s APIs to deliver them headlessly. 1. The GraphQL API allows you to create requests to access and deliver Content Fragments. ->To use this, endpoints need to be defined and enabled in AEM, and if required, the GraphiQL interface installed. 2. The Assets REST API allows you to create and modify Content Fragments (and other assets). The remainder of this guide will focus on GraphQL access and Content Fragment delivery. How to Deliver a Content Fragment Using GraphQL Information architects will need to design queries for their channel endpoints in order to deliver content. These queries will generally only need to be considered once per endpoint per model.