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QUESTION
I've just started with Gatsby + Contentful using their "Launch onboarding button" and the starter repo at git clone https://github.com/contentful/starter-gatsby-blog.git. I am familiar with React but not very familiar with GraphQL or Contentful.
When I make an edit to my content at https://app.contentful.com/, I restart my server (npm run dev
) in order to query for those changes, but that takes quite a few seconds.
Is there a faster way to redo the GraphQL query during local development, without having to restart my server?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 05:27Gatsby exposes an environment variable called ENABLE_GATSBY_REFRESH_ENDPOINT
. If it's set to true
, it exposes a webhook under /__refresh
that can receive POST
requests to refresh the sourced content.
So basically, if you change your running command to:
QUESTION
I've been trying to get live preview in Sanity to work for several days now, without luck.
It works like a charm when I follow this tutorial: how-to-quickly-set-up-a-gatsby-js-jamstack-website-with-a-headless-cms.
But when I create a starter blog like this one: sanity-template-gatsby-blog, it does not work at all.
I've followed three tutorials, but it always fails, even if I do exactly the same.
This is my gatsby-config:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 10:07I finally solved it by following this post: https://www.frontendstumbles.com/gatsby-and-sanity-cms-tutorial/
A nice step by step guide that creates a Gatsby and Sanity starter that works with watch mode and drafts mode.
QUESTION
I built a blog with Gatsby and Tailwind using markdown for blog posts. When querying the data using graphql, I can't get any of the images to display. My images are stored within the src/
directory in an images/
folder. My posts are inside of a pages/
folder within that same directory. At one point the site displayed ALL of the images including the ones in markdown, but wouldn't work when deployed to Netlify. I've gotten the site to deploy, but now none of my images are showing and I've tried everything to get them back. I've also tried using gatsby-image (fixed and fluid) and still nothing.
This is my first project with gatsby, markdown, and graphql. Currently, the deployed site nikkipeel.netlify.app shows the proper path on the blog page for posts when inspected using devtools (../images/example.jpg), but still no image actually displays. 🤷♀️
Github repo: gatsby-blog
project structure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 14:08As you can see in the documentation, the when dealing with markdown plus images, the paths should be relative to the markdown file itself so:
QUESTION
I am unable to install the Gatsby plugin for Netlify CMS
to my blog. I've been following a tutorial of adding Netlify CMS to existing blog and also referred to this doc.
Here's a link to my repo: https://github.com/mohammedasker/blogger
- Clone my repo and head to the project directory
- run
npm install --save netlify-cms-app gatsby-plugin-netlify-cms
Gatsby plugin for Netlify CMS
installed successfully.
Error in installing Gatsby plugin for Netlify CMS.
Here's the error log I got from the terminal:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-27 at 20:27Installing the Gatsby plugin for Netlify CMS
plugin before running gatsby develop
has solved the problem.
QUESTION
I have created a Gatsby website. To enable push notification in that website I have to use this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-19 at 07:24From what is extracted from Gatsby documentation about using client-side packages/librares. I would suggest the following.
With React (and also with Gatsby) you can easily achieve this by using tag. Basically, it allows you to put
(or other metadata) in any component which will be placed in the once compiled. Gatsby extends this component from React so it inherits all their functionalities from React. So, in your case:
QUESTION
Truthfully this has never happened with me on any development environment My node version: 12.14.1 My npm version: 6.13.4
I was building a Gatsby Site using Sanity.io as a CRM and Im getting this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-14 at 21:52Based on the details from here, they should be compatible with each other.
I suggest you to uninstall npm using 'npm uninstall -g npm' and nodejs. Then reinstalling nodejs might fix the issue.
QUESTION
I want to show the Prev and Next link under every single post. I followed below tutorial and incorporated in my project, my website structure is different from the one in the tutorial.
https://egghead.io/lessons/gatsby-add-next-and-previous-links-to-a-gatsby-blog
Here is my gatsby-node.js file: https://prnt.sc/qmdmhi and my post.js file: https://prnt.sc/qmdmdh
After incorporating this code, the posts are not created and can not see the links.
POST.JS
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-14 at 17:13- You haven't passed
next
orprev
properties oncontext
in your gatsby-node.js file. - This will fail since the structure is
edges = [{ node: {...} }]
(there is noedge
property to destructure):posts.forEach(({edge},index)=>{
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