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# Tutorial
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This **tutorial** is written for developers to **teach and explain** a step-by-step introduction to Strapi. (The [Quick Start Guide](quick-start.md) is a more concise **How-to** version.) This tutorial takes you through the beginning steps of how you start a project like **"FoodAdvisor"** ([Github](https://github.com/strapi/foodadvisor/))([Demo](https://foodadvisor.strapi.io/)).
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You get a good overview of the features developers love found in Strapi.
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<iframe width="800" height="450" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/vulcVRQ4X8A" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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By following this tutorial, you install and create your first Strapi project.
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::: tip NOTE
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You need to have **_Node.js and npm_** installed on your system before following these steps. If you do not have Node.js and npm installed (or are not sure), please visit our [installation requirements](install-requirements.md).
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**Table of Contents**
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[[toc]]
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## 1. Install Strapi and create a project
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Navigate to your parent `Projects/` directory from your command line.
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In this tutorial, the example assumes a **Projects** folder on your **Desktop**. However, this is not required, and you may put your project where you want.
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**Path —** `~/Desktop/Projects/`
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Use **only one** of the following commands to create a new Strapi project
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::: tab yarn
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Use **yarn** to install the Strapi project (**recommended**). [Install yarn with these docs](https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/install/)
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```bash
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yarn create strapi-app my-project --quickstart
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```
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::: tab npx
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Use **npm/npx** to install the Strapi project
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```bash
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npx create-strapi-app my-project --quickstart
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```
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The command creates a Strapi project `my-project/` folder within your parent `Projects/` directory.
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::: tip NOTE
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When you create a new Quick Start(`--quickstart`) project, Strapi downloads the node modules and the Strapi files needed. Using `--quickstart` automatically completes an **additional** step of **building the administration panel** for Strapi and then **starting** Strapi for you. This opens the browser for you and brings you to the [Welcome](http://localhost:1337/admin/plugins/users-permissions/auth/register) page.
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You can replace the `my-project` name with any name you want. E.g., `yarn create strapi-app my-foodadvisor-project --quickstart` creates a folder `./Projects/my-foodadvisor-project`.
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You see something like this. The output below indicates that your Strapi project is being downloaded and installed.
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```bash
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yarn create v1.17.3
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[1/4] 🔍 Resolving packages...
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[2/4] 🚚 Fetching packages...
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[3/4] 🔗 Linking dependencies...
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[4/4] 🔨 Building fresh packages...
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success Installed "create-strapi-app@3.0.0-beta.14" with binaries:
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- create-strapi-app
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[#####################################################################] 71/71Creating a new Strapi application at /Users/paulbocuse/Desktop/Projects/my-project.
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Creating a quickstart project.
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Creating files.
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Dependencies installed successfully.
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Your application was created at /Users/paulbocuse/Desktop/Projects/my-project.
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Available commands in your project:
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yarn develop
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Start Strapi in watch mode.
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yarn start
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Start Strapi without watch mode.
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yarn build
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Build Strapi admin panel.
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yarn strapi
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Display all available commands.
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You can start by doing:
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cd /Users/paulbocuse/Desktop/Projects/my-project
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yarn develop
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Running your Strapi application.
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```
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Next, you notice the following that builds your Strapi administration panel and automatically starts up Strapi:
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> my-project@0.1.0 develop /Users/paulbocuse/Desktop/Projects/my-project
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> strapi develop
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Building your admin UI with development configuration ...
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✔ Webpack
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Compiled successfully in 52.21s
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[2019-07-30T15:21:17.698Z] info File created: /Users/paulbocuse/Desktop/Projects/my-project/extensions/users-permissions/config/jwt.json
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[2019-07-30T15:21:17.701Z] info The server is restarting
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[2019-07-30T15:21:19.037Z] info Time: Tue Jul 30 2019 17:21:19 GMT+0200 (Central European Summer Time)
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[2019-07-30T15:21:19.037Z] info Launched in: 910 ms
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[2019-07-30T15:21:19.038Z] info Environment: development
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[2019-07-30T15:21:19.038Z] info Process PID: 70615
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[2019-07-30T15:21:19.038Z] info Version: 3.0.0-beta.14 (node v10.16.0)
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[2019-07-30T15:21:19.038Z] info To shut down your server, press <CTRL> + C at any time
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[2019-07-30T15:21:19.038Z] info ☄️ Admin panel: http://localhost:1337/admin
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[2019-07-30T15:21:19.039Z] info ⚡️ Server: http://localhost:1337
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```
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Using the `--quickstart` flag installs Strapi using an [SQLite](https://www.sqlite.org/index.html) database. You may, at any time, leave off the **--flag**, but you need to follow a few configuration steps for your database choice. **You need to have your database choice installed and running locally before creating your project.**
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If you would like to use **MongoDB** in production, you need to [install, run, and use MongoDB to develop your Strapi project (in development)](../guides/databases.md#mongodb-installation).
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You are now ready to create a new **Administrator** and new front-end **User**.
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## 2. Create an Administrator and front-end User
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The first step is to create an **Administrator** (or "root user") for your project. An **Administrator** has all administrator privileges and access rights. (You can read more about why **Administrators** and front-end **Users** are separate [here](https://blog.strapi.io/why-we-split-the-management-of-the-admin-users-and-end-users/).)
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You need to complete the following fields:
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- **Username**, create a username for login access to your project, e.g., `paulbocuse`
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- **Password**, create a unique password for logging into your project
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- **Email address**, this is used for recovery
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- Check **Receive news**, this is optional but **recommended**
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- Click the **Ready to Start** button
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After your **Administrator** registration is complete, you see the Strapi _Administration Dashboard_:
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**Administrators** and front-end **Users** are separate roles.
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**A.** An **Administrator** has access and rights to the Administration Dashboard (or backend) of Strapi. **Administrators** can, for example, add content, add plugins, and upload images.
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**B.** A front-end **User** is someone who interacts with your project through the front-end. A front-end **User** can, for example, be an "Author" of an article, make a purchase, has an account, leaves a review, or leaves a comment.
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Up until this point, you have created an **Administrator**, and so you next want to create a front-end **User**.
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It is not necessary to always create a front-end **User** for your **Administrators**; in this case, the **Administrator** is also a front-end **User** as an "Author" of content in the application.
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- Click on `Users` located under **CONTENT TYPES** in the left-hand menu
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- Click the blue **+ Add New User** button in the top right corner
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- Next, complete the `Username`, `Email`, and `Password` fields
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- Select `ON` for the **Confirmed** toggle field
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- To the right, under **Role**, select `Authenticated`
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- Save the new user by clicking the blue **Save** button (top right)
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You are now ready to create your first **Content Type**.
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## 3. Create a new Content Type called "Restaurant"
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**Content Types** are a collection of entered data represented by fields. For example, a **Content Type** called `Restaurant` may be intended to display information regarding restaurants. A `restaurant` **Content Type** could have fields that include a `name`, the main `image`, and a `description` - _at a minimum_. However, a `restaurant` could also have a `category` or multiple `categories`, and a `restaurant` could perhaps need to show `hoursofoperation`.
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A **Content Type** can be considered a sort of _blueprint_ for the data created. In other words, a **Content Type** is the schema of the data structure.
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The next section guides you through the steps needed for each of these above **Content Type** fields.
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Additional **Restaurant** themed **Content Types** and fields can be seen in the [FoodAdvisor demo site](https://foodadvisor.strapi.io/).
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### The Restaurant Content Type
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Go to the **Content Type Builder** plugin, located in the left menu: Under **PLUGINS** -> **Content Type Builder**
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You are now able to see the three available **Content Types**. At this point, three Content Types are available `Permission`, `Role`, and `Users`.
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You need to create a new **Content Type** for `Restaurants`.
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1. Complete these steps to **Add a Restaurant Content Type**
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- Click the `+ Add A Content Type` link (under existing **CONTENT TYPES**)
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- Enter a **Name** for your new **Content Type** (call this `restaurant`), and you can write `Restaurant Listings` for the **Description**
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- Click the `Done` button
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The Content Type **Name** is always **singular**. For example, `restaurant` not `restaurants`.
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2. You are now at the **Field Selection** panel
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You may add your first field, a **String** field for the **Restaurant** name.
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- Click on the `String` field
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- In the **Name** field, type `name`
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- Click on the `ADVANCED SETTINGS` tab
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- Check the `Required field` checkbox
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- Check the `Unique field` checkbox
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- Click the `+ Add Another Field` button
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You are now ready to add the second field, a **Rich Text** field for the **Restaurant** description.
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- Click the `Rich Text` field
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- In the **Name** field, type `description`
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- Click the `+ Add Another Field` button
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You are now ready to add the third field, a **Media** field for the **Restaurant** thumbnail image.
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- Click the `Media` field
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- In the **Name** field, type `image`
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- Click on the **ADVANCED SETTINGS** tab
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- Check the `Required field` checkbox
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- Click the `Done` button
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Your new Content Type called **Restaurant** is ready to be **Saved**.
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- Click the `Save` button
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- Wait for Strapi to restart
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After Strapi has restarted, you are ready to continue to create the `Category` **Content Type**.
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## 4. Create a new Content Type called "Category"
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### The Category Content Type
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The `Category` **Content Type** will have a **String** field named `category`, and a **Relation field** with a **Many to Many** relationship.
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1. Complete these steps to **add a Category Content Type**:
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- Click the `+ Add A Content Type` link
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- Enter a **Name** for your new **Content Type** (call this `category`)
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- Enter `Restaurant Categories` for the **Description**
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- Click the `Done` button
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2. Now, you are ready to add fields to your **Category**:
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- Click on the `String` field
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- In the **Name** field, type `name`
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- Click on the `ADVANCED SETTINGS` tab
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- Check the `Required field` checkbox
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- Check the `Unique field` checkbox
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- Click the `+ Add Another Field` button
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You are now ready to add the second field, a **Relation** field for creating a **Many to Many** relationship between the **Category** and **Restaurant** Content Types.
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- Click on the `Relation` field
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This brings you to the **Add New Relation** screen.
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- Click on _right dropdown_ with `Permission (Users-Permissions)` and change it to `Restaurant`
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- Click the `Many to Many` icon (from the middle icon choices). It should now read, **"Categories has and belongs to many Restaurants"**
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- Click the `Done` button
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- Click the `Save` button
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- Wait for Strapi to restart
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After Strapi has restarted, you are ready to create a `Group and Repeatable Field` called **"Hours of Operations."**
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## 5. Create a new Group, and Repeatable Field called, "Hours of Operation"
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### The Hours of Operation Group
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The `Restaurant` Content Type has a **Group** field named `Hours_of_operation`. This Group is **Repeatable** and for displaying the **Opening hours** and **Closing hours** of a **Restaurant**.
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1. Complete these steps to **add a new Group**:
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- Click the `+ Add A Group` link to add a new **Group**
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- Enter a **Name** for your new **Group** (call this `hours_of_operation`), and you can write `Hours of Operation` for the **Description**
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- Click the `Done` button
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2. Now, you are ready to add fields to your **Group**:
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- Click on the `String` field
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- In the **Name** field, type `day_interval`. This is to enter the **Day (or Days)** with **Hours of Operation**
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- Click on the `ADVANCED SETTINGS` tab
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- Check the `Required field` checkbox
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- Click the `+ Add Another Field`
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You are now ready to add a second field, another **String** field for the **Opening Hours**.
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- Click on the `String` field
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- In the **Name** field, type `opening_hours`
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- Click the `+ Add Another Field` button
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You are now ready to add a third field, another **String** field for the **Closing Hours**.
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- Click on the `String` field
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- In the **Name** field, type `closing_hours`
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- Click the `Done` button
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- Click the `Save` button
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- Wait for Strapi to restart
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After Strapi has restarted, you are ready to assign this **Hours_of_operation** group to the **Restaurant** Content Type.
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It would be possible to assign the **Hours_of_operation** group to another **Content Type**, let's say, a **Cafe** Content Type. You have the option to reuse this group across your application.
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3. Next, you need to assign the **Hours_of_operation** Group to the **Restaurant** Content Type.
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To access the **Hours_of_operation** Group from within the **Restaurant** Content Type, you need to **edit** the **Restaurant** Content Type in the **Content Type Builder**.
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- If needed, navigate back to the **Content Type Builder**
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- Click on the `Restaurant` Content Type, under **CONTENT TYPES**
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- Click one of the `+ Add Another Field` buttons, to add the **Group**
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- Click on the `Group` field
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- Ensure `hours_of_operation` is displayed in the **Select a group** dropdown
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- Provide a **name** for this group in the **Restaurant** Content Type. E.g., `restaurant_hours`
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- Check the `Repeatable field` box
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- Click on the `ADVANCED SETTINGS` tab
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- Check the `Required field` checkbox
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- Click the `Done` button
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- Click the `Save` button
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- Wait for Strapi to restart
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After Strapi has restarted, you are ready to continue to the next section where you customize the user-interface of your **Restaurant** Content Type.
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4. Next, you edit the **View Settings** for the new **Hoursofoperation Group** from within the **Content Manager**.
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You can _drag and drop_ fields into a different layout, as well as, _rename the labels_ as two examples of how you can customize the user interface for your **Content Types**.
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- Navigate to and click on the `Content Manager`, under **PLUGINS** in the left-hand menu
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- Click on the `Groups(1)` tab
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- Click on `Hours_of_operation` to modify the **View Settings**
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- Rearrange the fields and make them more user friendly. Grab the `opening_hours` and slide it next to `closing_hours`
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Next, you will change the **field labels** to make them easier to understand:
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- Click on the `day_interval` field
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- Edit the **Label** to read, `Day (or Days)`
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- Add a **Description**, `You can type in one day or a series of days to complete this field. E.g. "Tuesday" or "Tues - Wed"`
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- Click on the `opening_hours` field
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- Edit the **Label** to read, `Opening Hours`
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- Click on `closing_hours` field
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- Edit the **Label** to read, `Closing Hours`
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- Click the `Save` button, and then the `Confirm` button to save your settings
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Your settings have now saved.
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Whenever anyone enters in information for a **Restaurant**, the entry form is clear. With Strapi you can modify these and more settings to provide the best experience possible.
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You are ready to start inputting actual content.
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## 6. Manage and add content to a "Restaurant" Content Type
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You are now ready to add some **Restaurants** and **Categories**.
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1. You are now going to enter a new **Restaurant**
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- Navigate to and click on the `Restaurants`, under **CONTENT TYPES** in the left-hand menu
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- Next, click on the **+ Add new Restaurant** button (in the top right corner)
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- Enter in the following information for your first **Restaurant** called **Biscotte Restaurant**
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- In the **Name** field, enter `Biscotte Restaurant`
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- In the **Description** field, enter `Welcome to Biscotte restaurant! Restaurant Biscotte offers a cuisine based on fresh, quality products, often local, organic when possible, and always produced by passionate producers.`
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- Upload an **Image** to represent the **Restaurant**
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**Note:** At this point, you would generally select the **Categories** for this **Restaurant**. You have not entered any **Categories**, so you do this step after entering this first **Restaurant**.
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- Next scroll down to **RestaurantHours|(0)** and click the `+ ADD NEW ENTRY` button
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- In the **Create an Entry** section, enter the following details:
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- In the **Days (or Days)** field, enter `Sun - Mon`
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- In the **Opening Hours** field, enter `Closed`
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- **Skip** the **Closing Hours** field, as this **Restaurant** is closed all day
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- Click the `+ ADD NEW ENTRY` button to create another new entry
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- In the **Days (or Days)** field, enter `Tues - Fri`
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- In the **Opening Hours** field, enter `12:00`
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- In the **Closing Hours** field, enter `22:30`
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- Click the `+ ADD NEW ENTRY` button to create the last entry
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- In the **Days (or Days)** field, enter `Sat`
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- In the **Opening Hours** field, enter `11:30`
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- In the **Closing Hours** field, enter `16:00`
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You have now entered in all the information necessary, for your first **Restaurant**.
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- **Scroll up** and click the `Save` button
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Next, you need to enter in some **Categories** that can relate to the above and other **Restaurants**.
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- Navigate to and click on the `Categories`, under **CONTENT TYPES** in the left-hand menu
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You are going to enter two **Categories**, but you could add as many **Categories** as you need to. Later, you can add additional **Categories** and assign them to existing and new **Restaurants**.
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- Click on the `+ Add New Category` button
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- In the **Name** field, enter `French food`
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- In the **Restaurants(0)** dropdown, select `Biscotte Restaurant`
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- Click the `Save` button
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You now enter your second **Category**.
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- Click on the `+ Add New Category` button
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- In the **Name** field, enter `Brunch`
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- In the **Restaurants(0)** dropdown, select `Biscotte Restaurant`
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- Click the `Save` button
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You have now entered your first **Restaurant** Content Type. You have also assigned two **Categories** to this **Restaurant**. Your next step is to set the **Roles and Permissions**.
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## 7. Set Roles and Permissions
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By default, Strapi publishes all **Content Types** with restricted permissions. Which means you have to explicitly give permissions to each **Content Type** you create. You are going to give **Public** API (or URL) access to both the **Restaurant** Content Type and **Category** Content Type.
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- Click on the `Roles & Permissions` menu item, under **PLUGINS** in the left-hand-menu
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- Locate and click on the **Roles & Permissions** menu item under **PLUGINS** on the left menu
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- Next, click on the **Public** Role
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- Next, scroll down under **Permissions** and locate the **Restaurant** and **Category** Content Types
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- Click the checkbox for **find** and **findone** in the **Restaurant** Content Type
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- Click the checkbox for **find** and **findone** in the **Category** Content Type
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- Scroll back to the top, and click the **Save** button
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You have now opened the API and are ready to consume your content.
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## 8. Consume the Content Type API
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Each of your **Content Types** are accessible by following their automatically generated routes.
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Both your **Restaurant** and **Category** Content Types can now be accessed:
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- In your browser, follow `http://localhost:1337/restaurants` to return the data for the allowed **Find** value of your **Restaurant** Content Type
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- In your browser, follow `http://localhost:1337/categories` to return the data for the allowed **Find** value of your **Category** Content Type
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::: tip NOTE
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If you have incorrectly or not set permissions to your content type, you get a **"403"** permission error. See the below example.
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Forbidden Access Looks like this:
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::: tip NOTE
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If you would like to see the route of any specific **Content Type**, you need to navigate to the **Content Type** under the **Roles and Permissions** plugin and click the ⚙️ next to the value. On the right, you see the route:
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::: tip CONGRATULATIONS
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👏 Congratulations, you have now completed the **Strapi Getting Started Tutorial**. Where to go next?
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- Learn how to use Strapi with React ([Gatsby](https://blog.strapi.io/building-a-static-website-using-gatsby-and-strapi) or [Next.js](https://blog.strapi.io/strapi-next-setup/)) or Vue.js ([Nuxt.js](https://blog.strapi.io/cooking-a-deliveroo-clone-with-nuxt-vue-js-graphql-strapi-and-stripe-setup-part-1-7/)).
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- Read the **concepts** to deep dive into Strapi
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- Get help on [StackOverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/strapi)
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- Read the [source code](https://github.com/strapi/strapi), [contribute](https://github.com/strapi/strapi/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md) or [give a star](https://github.com/strapi/strapi) on GitHub
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- Follow us on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/strapijs) to get the latest news
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- [Join the vibrant and active Strapi community](https://slack.strapi.io) on Slack
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