cms.js | Client-Side JavaScript Site Generator
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kandi X-RAY | cms.js Summary
CMS.js is a fully Client-side, JavaScript Markdown Site generator in the spirit of Jekyll that uses plain ol' HTML, CSS and JavaScript to generate your website. CMS.js is like a file-based CMS. It takes your content, renders Markdown and delivers a complete website in Single-Page App fashion...without the aid of server-side scripting (no Node.js, PHP, Ruby, etc.). Website • Docs • Newsletter • Demo.
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- The Markdown class .
- Representation of a File .
- Extend target object
- perform a GET request
- Get the path without the path
- Render a layout
- Construct a new CMS class .
- Create an instance of FileCollection .
- Creates the message container div .
- Defines properties on an object .
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QUESTION
I'm trying to get a single line of anything from passed by props to render.
If nothing is passed or needed, then the MDX render outs. If props are passed and tried to be used, failure.
The only thing left on this site is getting MDX to actually render on build.
Running [Gatsby Dev] works, and the MDX file renders can use all props passed to it. Any attempt to [Gatsby Build] and it fails saying that it can't read undefined.
I've tried wrapping the render in a MDX provider, in a conditional statement that checks for the specific props first, but nothing works. Gatsby Build pretends like there are no props being passed at all.
POST TEMPLATE
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-22 at 10:25try adding this line:
QUESTION
I deployed an app with netlify + gatsby default options and then I cloned that repo, so I can edit the style. The problem is that it doesn't work on my machine, the following error persists:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-17 at 18:09According to some threads about that starter, there's a bug about the Sass loaders that causes this issue. You have many solutions provided in this GitHub thread:
Add options to the
gatsby-plugin-sass
:
QUESTION
I use Gatsby and NetlifyCMS for my website and currently get the following error message at running Workflow in GitHub Actions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-07 at 13:55The issue seems to be related to the favicon path, ensure that the path is correct and try changing it to other dummy image.
If the paths are correct this issue is likely due to an outdated dev-dependency (@babel/helper-compilation-targets
) or, according to this GitHub thread it could be also due to an invalid version of libvips
dependency. In both cases you can try the same solution:
Remove your lock file (package-lock.json
or yarn-lock.json
), and your node_modules
folder and reinstall your dependencies with yarn install
or npm install
. If the issue persists, try:
QUESTION
The repo I am having trouble with is https://github.com/agenciaglobal/web this is my gatsby-config.js. at least the concerning part.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-14 at 05:49Your paths for media_folder
and public_folder
should be something like:
QUESTION
I have my Gatsby + Netlify site deployed and the cms plugin is configured like this under gatsby-config.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-24 at 22:13I've faced the same issue a few days ago and I felt just like you, there's a lack of information (or is not properly linked between) so finally, I've managed to achieve this.
If I understood correctly, do you want to add, moreover of some others identities, a typical username and password identity, isn't? I'll try to lead you through those options.
First of all, in your config.yml
you need to set up the identity gateway:
QUESTION
Could anybody tell me how to use Scrapy to grab the text of the users comments from this page? I understand how to use the selectors to retrieve items from the scraped code, but the page seems to be drawing the data for the comments from somewhere else. I can't work out where.
I've tried inspecting the site using site inspector and 'Network' tab in Chrome. I thought it might be 'https://user.guancha.cn/static/js/comments-plugin-cms.js?201910221652' but I can't see the comments stored there.
Thanks for any help!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-30 at 13:48Comments for this article are coming from this request: https://user.guancha.cn/comment/cmt-list.json?codeId=440605&codeType=1&pageNo=1&order=1&ff=www
Here you can see some important variables: codeId (which is some kind of articleid, this number is being set on article's page, you can see it in page's source) and cursor for paginating - pageNo.
So, you just need to get codeId for interested article and crawl all comments for it from this endpoint (cmt-list.json). Response is json, so it's easy to parse comment's data.
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Install cms.js
Clone the starter repo: git clone https://github.com/chrisdiana/cms.js-starter.git or download the latest release here
Configure js/config.js to your liking
Make sure to set your Github settings in js/config.js if using Github mode
If using Github mode, create a new branch from your master or working branch called gh-pages (Github's default branch for hosting)
Visit your site! (which should be located at https://yourusername.github.io/cms.js-starter)
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