Content changes often and finishes late. Unfortunately, it can't all live in a CMS. Engineers are often stuck updating and deploying content in an MVC or SPA application.
Instead, use our service and API clients to turn any content under development into dynamic content, freeing your engineers to engineer, not manage content.
Create a snippet
Use our website (
https://www.jahuty.com) to create a snippet of HTML.
Logically, a snippet is a group of public, customer-facing content that changes together. Think of a snippet as a custom element you leave your content team to fill.
Physically, a snippet can be any valid HTML string: plain-text, an
h1 and a
p element, multiple
div elements, whatever you'd like.
Snippets must be smaller than 20 pages of text and markup (216 UTF-8 characters to be exact). If you find yourself needing more room, split your snippet in two.
Snippets must be valid HTML. Be sure to escape special HTML characters like <, >, and &; close important tags; and, avoid including untrusted third-party tags.
Remember, snippets are public, customer-facing content. Don't include any secrets, because there are no protections to prevent other users from viewing your snippets (aside from your public API key, which is easy enough to discover).
Add a container
Add a container with a data-snippet-id attribute.
Add a data-snippet-id="XYZ" attribute to the snippet's container element, where XYZ is your snippet's identifier.
Load the page
We'll fetch your snippets and insert them into the container.
When the page loads (on DOMContentLoaded to be exact), we'll find any elements with the snippet-id data attribute, fetch their content using AJAX requests, and innerHTML the content into the container.