Support for Ghost v4? about next-cms-ghost HOT 6 CLOSED

You're totally correct. I've imported content from wordpress but the content is all buggy when imported from WP, could be because I'm using multilingual content. So, I've deleted old content and created few articles directly inside Ghost CMS, and now it's working perfectly! Thank you for your prompt response :)

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I migrated my Ghost CMS to v4 and did not find any incompatibilities with next-cms-ghost. That's the beauty of running a headless setup - it works out of the box. Anything missing?

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I changed the api version in lib/ghost.ts to v4, only getting a typing error but I know the SDK was updated to support it. I have posted an issue to request an update to the typings.

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@mikestecker: Thanks a lot for reporting. I am going to wait with the update until correct typings are available upstream. A current workaround could be to change it to canary:

const api = new GhostContentAPI({
  url: ghostAPIUrl,
  key: ghostAPIKey,
  version: 'canary',
})

However, the new version doesn't give you anything new unless v4 exposes new endpoints or functionality. I expect most changes in the v4 Admin API not the v4 Content API. What functionality are you missing that is only available in v4?

Also note that the v4 setting won't work for people running a Ghost v3 instance - so this either needs to be made configurable or the new standard setting should be canary.

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What functionality are you missing that is only available in v4?

Nothing that I'm aware of, I just wanted to change it for my own sanity knowing I'm on v4 running Ghost 4.x 😂

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Okay, I'll update to Content API v4 if

1. typings are available and the Ghost JS client API fully supports it
2. this repo needs a feature that is only available in v4
3. Backwards compatibility is ensured (solution could be to try v4 first and use v3 as a fallback if it does not succeed).

I close this for now, but please reply to this thread if 1.) or 2.) becomes relevant.

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