The framework most likely to have your content inside a TypeScript file.
Next.js projects routinely keep headlines, feature descriptions, pricing copy and metadata in structured modules that drive routing, generateStaticParams, metadata and sitemaps at once. That is excellent architecture and an editorial dead end — which is precisely the gap Narraxio is built for.
In short: Next.js projects with structured content modules are the primary target of the parsers, with preview routes for rendering a proposed change before it merges.
What it is
A React framework whose App Router encourages content-as-data: exported arrays and objects that generate pages, navigation and metadata from one source.
What Narraxio reads
- Structured content modules under src/content and similar conventions
- Exported arrays and objects, through the TypeScript AST
- MDX and Markdown content directories
- Route structure, to relate assets to the pages they appear on
How it is connected
- Connect the repository and let discovery propose the content types it found
- Confirm which exports are content and which are configuration
- Review the source bindings for a sample of assets before enabling anything further
- a preview route so proposed content renders as a page
How you verify it
- Compare a rendered page against the assets Narraxio extracted from it
- Check that typed values — arrays, nested objects — survived import intact
- preview the proposed change before it becomes a pull request
Limits worth knowing
- Content generated at runtime from an external API is not in the repository and will not be discovered
- Preview depends on how your application renders — a conventional App Router setup works; a heavily customized render pipeline may need configuration
- Content generated at request time from an external API is not in the repository and will not be discovered
Give your content a memory. Give your AI the full picture.
Connect a repository read-only and see what has been sitting inside it — every headline, claim and near-duplicate paragraph, with the file and field each one came from.
Keep Git and your existing stack Read-only to start Narraxio runs on Narraxio