In Keystone, lists are schemas. A schema is a data model that has types that describe our data. It is the same in Keystone: a list schema is composed of fields that have types to describe the data they accept, just like we had in the manual installation, in which we have a Page list composed of a single name field with a Text type.
There are many different field types in Keystone, such as File, Float, Checkbox, Content, DateTime, Slug, and Relationships. You can find out about the rest of the Keystone field types that you need in their documentation at https://www.keystonejs.com/.
To add fields and their types to the list, you just have to install the Keystone packages that hold those field types in your project directory. For example, the @keystonejs/fields package holds the Checkbox, Text, Float, and DateTime field types, among others. You can find out about the rest of the field types at https://www.keystonejs.com/keystonejs/fields/fields. After you have...
