Create a website page

Writes a page of this newsletter's website. Needs content: write, and is a write.

A page is free-form HTML, CSS and JavaScript that you own outright. There is no template, no enforced layout and no deploy step: an edit to a published page is live the moment it commits.

kind decides what path means and cannot be changed afterwards.

• page is a fixed path. Anything you like: /about, /subscribe.
• newsletter is the article list, and its path is where a reader clicking the newsletter's name or avatar inside Commune arrives. A newsletter may have one.
• article is a URL pattern that renders every article. It has to contain :article, and may also use :year, :month, :day and :id. A token is a whole path segment. An unknown token answers 422; two patterns that could both serve one URL answer 409.

A fixed path always beats a pattern, so /about and /:article coexist and /about is the page.

status defaults to draft, which has no public address: it is reachable only through the signed preview_url this returns. Publish a website page puts it live.

No versioning. Commune keeps the page you last wrote and nothing else, so keep your site in a repository of your own.

A document over 2MB answers 422. Move images, fonts and shared stylesheets or scripts into Store a website asset and link them.

Publishes no event.