gatsby-starter-drupal-homepage | Create a homepage using Gatsby and Drupal

You will need a new or existing Drupal website to use this starter and will be asked for your baseUrl and the username and password for your Drupal during installation.
Create a Gatsby site Use the Gatsby CLI to get started locally: npx gatsby new my-homepage https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby-starter-drupal-homepage
Import content to your Drupal instance For this implementation we used Pantheon as our host. So some configurations may be specific to that platform. Before importing the sql dump file we recommend extracting and adding the files located in data/files.zip to your drupal site under sites/default/ or wherever your files folder is located on your instance. Afterwards you may use the sql dump file provided in the same data directory called homepage-starter-dump.sql.gz. Depending on the setup, you may have to extract the sql file before trying to import the data. Hosting on Pantheon Go to Pantheon.io, register and log in Create a new blank project and provide a name for the project Select Drupal with Composer and then following the instructions to complete the installation On the Dashboard there will be three (3) environments (Dev, Test and Live) and for our purposes we will use Dev. Select Database/Files then Wipe. Click Wipe the Development Environment and follow the instructions to start with an empty site. Go to Import. Here under MySQL Database select File and use the homepage-starter-dump.sql.gz provided in the data directory to upload the database. Make sure Run update.php after the database import finishes is selected before uploading the file. Click Import. Under Archive of site files select File and use the files.zip also provided in the data directory to upload the files. Click Import. Clear Caches and test out your site by clicking either Visit Development Site or Site Admin. The credentials for logging in are: sh username: admin password: DrupalGatsby123 It is highly recommended that you change the password to your Drupal site afterwards to something that only you know. Now, our site is up but we still need to install the Gatsby Module. To do that on Pantheon we need to pull down the site locally and install the module using composer. To streamline this process we will use a free, open source, cross-platform tool called Lando which you can Download Here (At the time v3.6.0 was the latest stable version).
To enable Gatsby Preview with this site, see the documentation for:.