Your site can now read the project's name, default language and portal address in one request, and the React hooks resolve links between entries once the provider has getPath.
New
Project details.
GET /v1/project, orkookee.project.get()in@kookee/sdk1.17.0, returns the project's name, its default language, the address of its hosted portal (nullwhile the portal is off) and whether its widget settings are saved. Each call counts as one API request.Entry links in React hooks.
KookeeProviderin@kookee/react1.17.0 takesgetPath. A link from one entry to another inside a body read through the hooks then gets itshref, where before it showed as plain text.
The @kookee/react README now uses apiKey in every example: projectId works only while the hosted portal is on, so on your own site use the API key and list your domains under Allowed Origins in Settings → Project.

Getting it
Run npm install @kookee/sdk@latest, and add @kookee/react@latest if you use the React package (1.17.0 needs SDK 1.17.0). The endpoint is live on every plan. See Using the REST API without the SDK and Reading Kookee content with React hooks.