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Integrations

Connect your template to any data source. The CMS-agnostic architecture means one codebase, any backend. Swap providers without touching your components.

WP

WordPress

stable
CMS

Connect to WordPress via the REST API v2. Fetch posts, pages, categories, and custom post types. Works with any WordPress host — WP Engine, Kinsta, or self-hosted.

  • Posts & custom post types
  • Featured images & media
  • Categories & tags
  • Gutenberg block support
  • ACF field support
SH

Shopify

stable
E-Commerce

Integrate with Shopify Storefront API for products, collections, cart, and checkout. Supports metafields, multi-currency, and international markets.

  • Products & collections
  • Cart & checkout flow
  • Customer accounts
  • Metafields support
  • Multi-currency
SN

Sanity CMS

stable
Headless CMS

First-class Sanity integration with GROQ queries, Portable Text rendering, image URL builder, and live preview support via the Presentation tool.

  • GROQ query adapter
  • Portable Text renderer
  • Image URL builder
  • Live preview / draft mode
  • Real-time updates
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Static JSON

stable
No Backend

The simplest integration — store all your content as typed TypeScript/JSON files in src/data/. Zero API calls, zero build-time dependencies, instant cold starts everywhere.

  • Zero configuration
  • TypeScript-native types
  • Instant build times
  • Works offline
  • Perfect for prototyping

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I switch CMS providers after purchasing?
Yes. The CMS-agnostic adapter pattern means all your components receive typed props — they have no knowledge of where the data originates. Switching providers is a matter of replacing the adapter file and updating the relevant environment variable. Your component code stays identical.
Do I need a specific CMS to use these templates?
Not at all. Every template ships with a Static JSON adapter pre-configured as the default. You can launch immediately with content stored as TypeScript files in src/data/, then swap to Sanity, WordPress, or Shopify whenever you're ready.
How do I connect to an unsupported CMS?
Write a new adapter file in src/lib/api/adapters/ that fetches your CMS's API and maps the response to the TypeScript interfaces defined in src/types/. The TypeScript compiler will guide you — if your adapter returns the correct shape, everything just works.
Is there a Contentful or Strapi integration coming?
Contentful, Strapi, and Payload CMS integrations are on the roadmap. In the meantime, both have well-documented REST/GraphQL APIs that are straightforward to adapt using the existing adapter pattern. Check the blog for step-by-step guides.
Do the integrations affect Lighthouse scores?
No. All data fetching happens on the server via React Server Components. API calls are made at build time or on the server, never in the browser. Your Lighthouse Performance score is unaffected by which CMS you connect.