pagespostsidjs

Pagespostsidjs is a term used in software development to denote a JavaScript utility or library concept aimed at retrieving and manipulating content items—specifically pages and posts—by their unique identifiers (IDs) within web applications or headless content management systems.

The design centers on unifying access across backends that expose content by ID, providing consistent data shapes, error handling, and optional caching. It typically employs an adapter pattern to support multiple CMS backends (for example a REST API or GraphQL service) without changing the consuming code.

Core features commonly associated with pagespostsidjs include fetching a single item by ID, batch retrieval by a list of IDs, normalization of fields, and utilities for type discrimination between page and post items. The library may offer asynchronous APIs using promises or async/await and often includes a small in-memory cache to reduce redundant requests.

Usage in practice involves importing the library, selecting an adapter for the active CMS, and calling functions like getById(id) or getMany(ids). The return value is typically a content object with common fields such as id, type, title, content, and metadata, regardless of the underlying backend.

The term is mostly encountered in discussions about content modeling and frontend data fetching patterns; there is no single official specification. Variants and implementations vary in naming, capabilities, and backend support.