Get information related to a specific blog such as it's contents, author, publish date, SEO related information.
Arguments
slug
String!Required
A short, human-readable, URL-friendly identifier of a blog. You can get slug value from ApplicationContent.blogs. For example, 'summer-collection-2024' or 'how-to-style-your-wardrobe'.
root_id
StringID given to the HTML element for scoping CSS. For example, 'blog-container' or 'main-content'.
preview
BooleanWhether the blog post should be displayed in preview mode, allowing it to be viewed even when it is not yet live. For example, true to preview unpublished content, false to view only published content.
Response
custom_json
JSONCustom JSON object for specific use cases.
id
StringUnique identifier for an entry. For example, '622ad5f0a5c59f33cc15ae16'.
application
StringApplication ID - Identifier for a Sales channel. For example, '622ad5f0a5c59f33cc15ae16'.
archived
BooleanBoolean flag denoting whether blog is archived or not. For example, true or false.
author
AuthorData related to author of blog.
content
[ResourceContent]Contents of blog.
date_meta
DateMetaDetails related to resource creation and updation.
feature_image
AssetData related to image.
published
BooleanBoolean flag denoting whether blog is published or not. For example, true or false.
reading_time
StringEstimated time required to read the blog. For example, '5 min' or '10 minutes'.
seo
SEODetailsDetails related to SEO of an entry.
slug
StringA short, human-readable, URL-friendly identifier. For example, 'summer-collection-2024' or 'how-to-style-your-wardrobe'.
tags
[String]Tags under a blog. For example, ['fashion', 'lifestyle', 'trends'].
publish_date
StringTimestamp denoting when the blog was published. For example, '2020-03-14T09:25:17.628+0000'.
title
StringTitle of the Blog. For example, 'Summer Fashion Trends 2024'.
summary
StringA brief description of blog. For example, 'Discover the latest summer fashion trends and styles'.
status
StringStatus of the blog. For example, 'published', 'draft', or 'archived'.
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