Can Strapi store data in database?

To use TypeScript in a Strapi project, follow the steps given below:

1. In your existing Strapi project, run the following command:

2. Create a tsconfig.json file and add this file in the root of your project:

3. Rename your JavaScript files to ‘.ts’ and update their contents to use TypeScript features

4. Strapi will detect the ‘.ts’ files and start using TypeScript for these parts of your project

5. Strapi will automatically compile TypeScript during development. You can start your project with:

To cancel or delete a Strapi Cloud subscription, follow the steps given below:

• Cancel
• Open your Strapi account
• Press on the active subscription tile
• Hit the ‘Cancel Subscription’ link
• Give the cancellation reason from the drop-down
• If you wish, you can add a comment in the textbox given
• Hit the ‘Confirm Cancellation’ button
• Delete
• Open your Strapi account
• Navigate to the ‘Profile’ page
• Press on your profile picture in the upper right part of the page
• Click on Profile
• Press on the ‘General’ tab
• Hit ‘Delete account’
• Type DELETE in the popup textbox
• Hit Delete to confirm

Strapi does not currently offer a direct function that allows you to give another user full ownership of your account.

To add multiple environments to Strapi Cloud, follow the steps given below:

• Open your Strapi account
• Navigate to project settings
• Go to the 'Environments' tab
• Hit 'Create new environment' to add additional environments like ‘Staging’, 'Production' and ‘Development' with distinct configurations for each stage

To convert a Strapi Cloud backup for local usage, follow the steps given below:

• Download the backup from your Strapi Cloud project
• Use the Strapi CLI command 'strapi import' within your local Strapi project directory
• This will import the data from the backup file into your local database