Content
Enhanced HTML structured content for handling @mentions, cross references and more.
Within Storyden, there are two primary resource types that hold rich text content: Posts (threads, replies, etc.) and Library Pages.
All content is stored as sanitised HTML, which is also validated by a HTML parser before being stored. As a result, there are no custom tags. This allows Storyden to be used as a headless CMS with any front-end framework.
Content may reference other resources such as profiles, posts and library pages. These references are stored as <a> tags where the href attribute uses the sdr scheme. Clients/frontends are responsible for hydrating these anchors into a relevant UI component for the resource type. The official Storyden web frontend does this by default.
LLM First
The internal Content data type is ready for use with large language models. The Semdex uses this to chunk content into small pieces efficiently for indexing/embedding into a vector database, if you have such features enabled.