I already have a Strapi instance running on Railway and a Typescript-based website that pulls data through REST calls. What’s missing is the glue between the two. Strapi is up, but when I try to create or fetch content—articles, events, or image galleries—nothing shows up in my front-end. Here’s what I need sorted out: • Configure the right Strapi collections and relations so I can post blog-style articles, schedule events, and build simple photo galleries. • Expose the endpoints (REST or GraphQL, whichever is fastest to implement) and wire them into my existing Typescript codebase. • Add a date field for each event so visitors can see when something is happening, even if we don’t go as far as a full calendar yet. • Make sure all three content types render correctly once published from the Strapi dashboard—no phantom records or 404s. I’ll provide repository access for both the Strapi project and the site code. A short loom video or concise README explaining the new endpoints and any environment variables will be the acceptance test. If you’ve connected Strapi to a Typescript or React/Next setup before, this should be straightforward.