The Draft object represents the information for blog draft posts.
Category IDs of the draft post.
Whether commenting on the draft post is enabled.
Date the draft post was first created.
Date the draft post was last edited.
Draft post excerpt.
If no excerpt has been manually set, an excerpt is automatically generated from the post's text.
This can be retrieved using the GENERATED_EXCERPT fieldset.
Whether the draft post is marked as featured.
Date the post was first published.
Hashtags in the post.
Indicates if there are changes made to the draft post that have not yet been published.
Image placed at the top of the blog page.
Draft post ID.
Language the draft post is written in.
2-or-4-letter language code in IETF BCP 47 language tag format.
Post cover media.
Draft post owner's member ID.
Estimated reading time of the draft post (calculated automatically).
Details of the draft post in review. Only relevant to posts submitted by guest writers.
Number of paragraphs to display in a paid content preview for non-paying users.
Pricing plan IDs. Only relevant if a post is assigned to a specific pricing plan. See the Pricing Plans API for more info.
IDs of posts related to this draft post.
Draft Post rich content.
See Ricos document referenceDate the draft post is scheduled to be published.
SEO data.
SEO slug.
Status of the draft post.
Tag IDs the draft post is tagged with.
Draft post title.
ID of the draft post's translations.
All translations of a single post share the same translationId.
Available only if the Multilingual app is installed.
Draft post URL preview. What the URL will look like once the post is published.