The Complete Strapi™ Course with Plugins and Deployment - Performing Public API Operations

The video tutorial explains how to use the REST API to access content types in Strapi, focusing on accessing posts. It highlights the default permission system in Strapi that restricts access to data operations and demonstrates how to configure user permissions to allow public access to posts. The tutorial also covers the roles of public and authenticated users and how to enable specific operations for each content type.

What is the default response when trying to access posts via Strapi's REST API without setting permissions?

• Internal Server Error

• Success with data

• Forbidden

• Not Found

What is the purpose of the Users and Permissions plugin in Strapi?

• To manage user interface themes

• To optimize database queries

• To control data operations for external applications

• To handle server-side rendering

Which role in Strapi allows operations without any authentication?

• Guest

• Admin

• Public

• Authenticated

How can you enable access to posts for unauthenticated users in Strapi?

• By editing the Authenticated role

• By enabling the Public role permissions

• By creating a new role

• By disabling all permissions

What information is included in the API response when posts are accessed successfully?

• User details

• Only post titles

• Server logs

• Post IDs and attributes

What must be done to make a content type accessible via the API in Strapi?

• Restart the server

• Change the database

• Enable read access in permissions

• Install a new plugin

What is the result of allowing read access to posts for public users?

• Posts are deleted

• Posts become publicly available via API

• Posts remain inaccessible

• Posts are duplicated