Code that creates content

Wagtail is great for content editors to author pages, but what about automation? Whether you're writing automated tests, or migrating content from another platform, you'll want to write code that creates and updates pages, snippets, users and other things.

• How Wagtail models page content, in brief (multi-table inheritance, treebeard, revisions, Streamfield, translations).
• Creating and updating pages.
• Migrating content: handling concurrency issues and circular references.
• Testing: caching, competing with the default site, using wagtail-factories.
• Management command to create sample data.

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