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  1. Manifesto
    1. Projects
    2. Build System
    1. Globals
    2. HTTP
    3. Controllers
    4. Filters
    5. Events
    6. Websocket
    7. Error handler
    8. ID provider
    9. Tasks
    10. Localization
    11. Java bridge
      1. Webapp Engine
        1. Image service
        2. Component service
      3. Admin Engine
      4. Asset service
      5. HTTP service
      6. IDprovider service
    2. Task engine
    3. Management Endpoint
    4. Statistics Endpoint
    1. NoQL syntax
    2. System properties
    3. Index configuration
    4. Aggregations
    5. Highlighting
    6. Branches
  6. IAM
    1. Widgets
    1. Content Projects
    2. Schema System
    3. Mixins
    4. Input Types
    5. Content Types
    6. X-data
    7. Macros
    8. Sites
    9. Page Components
    10. Contributions
    11. Mappings
    12. Response Processors
    1. Strategies
    2. Distribution
    3. Docker image
    4. Vhosts
    5. Configuration
    6. Data management
    1. Admin API
    2. Authentication API
    3. Cluster API
    4. Common API
    5. Content API
    6. Context API
    7. Event API
    8. I18N API
    9. IO API
    10. Mail API
    11. Node API
    12. Portal API
    13. Project API
    14. Repo API
    15. Tasks API
    16. Value API
    17. Websocket API
    1. Upgrade Notes
    2. Upgrading Apps
Enonic XPAPI Reference

API and core libraries

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API and core libraries

Enonic XP provides multiple interfaces, from web endpoints, via Javascript libraries to the core Java API. This section offers detailed documentation on all our APIs.

Endpoints

There are two endpoints for calling REST-methods, the Management endpoint and the Statistics endpoint. These provide many options for querying the server and executing commands to manage the data.

JavaScript libraries

Enonic XP comes with a large number of build in JavaScript libraries for developing websites. Some are straight helper classes, other provide interaction with the data in the site. Please check out all of them in the submenu.

JavaDoc

Java developers, or anyone interested in the platform core may browse the XP JavaDoc or download it as a zip file.

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