jahia-content-explore-structure

To discover Jahia content types and properties, run a batch GraphQL query retrieving site metadata, structure, and content type definitions including i18n flags and enum constraints in a single operation.

Mapping an unknown Jahia site structure requires a purpose-built GraphQL query to fetch content models, mixin requirements, and image assets, generating a reusable property map without trial-and-error mutations.

Yes, you can retrieve i18n property flags and enum constraints from a fresh Jahia install by executing a minimal batch GraphQL query that discovers all available content type definitions.

Build a reusable property map by querying GraphQL to extract content types, valid enum values, and mixin requirements, ensuring type constraints are validated before data insertion.

The Jahia GraphQL API supports batch queries to retrieve site metadata, page structure, file assets, and content type definitions simultaneously, minimizing the number of required API calls.

Querying Jahia content models before inserting data validates type constraints, checks i18n flags, and verifies enum values, preventing errors during content creation workflows.