REST API integration
Sanity REST API integration for Draftbit
Query Sanity datasets from apps
What is Sanity?
Sanity's CDN-backed HTTP API is useful for public app reads. Add your project ID and dataset, and optionally a bearer token for private datasets.
Use Sanity with Draftbit
- Built-in endpoints: Query documents, Get document, Get document by ID query.
- Bind any Sanity endpoint to a screen, list, form, or AI agent action.
- Authentication is configured once per app — secrets stay on the server.
- Add custom request and response transforms without forking Sanity's client library.
Example
sanity-example.ts // Example: fetch from Sanity
const response = await fetch("https://{project_id}.apicdn.sanity.io/v2025-02-19/data/query/{dataset}", {
headers: {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_SANITY_TOKEN",
},
});
const data = await response.json();Use cases
- Drive a blog, news feed, or content section from a headless CMS
- Let non-engineers publish app content without a release
- Localize copy and assets without code changes
Authentication
Authentication uses the `Authorization` header. Paste your key once in Draftbit and every request to Sanity carries it automatically — secrets stay on the server side.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Sanity REST integration?
Sanity's CDN-backed HTTP API is useful for public app reads. Add your project ID and dataset, and optionally a bearer token for private datasets.
How do I connect Sanity to a Draftbit app?
Go to Integrations → REST APIs in your Draftbit app and pick Sanity from the catalog. Paste your API key or token, set any base-URL variables (project IDs, hosts), and the endpoints become available across your screens.
Does Sanity require authentication?
Most Sanity endpoints expect a key or token sent as a header. Built-in endpoints include: Query documents, Get document, Get document by ID query.
What can I build with Sanity and Draftbit?
Use Sanity as a headless CMS for your mobile or web app: Drive a blog, news feed, or content section from a headless CMS; Let non-engineers publish app content without a release.
