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@rockinblocks/gatsby-starter-rockinblocks

v0.3.1

Published

2 years ago

Page builder GatsbyJS starter powered by TinaCMS

Downloads

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Rockin' Blocks! Gatsby Starter

This is in early alpha and you may very well find bugs. Feel free to fork or use in production at your own risk.

Rockin' Blocks! is an open-source Gatsby workspace with documentation-driven development in mind, focused on improving startup success.

The band is back together for the first time!

Features

Includes example blocks to build your own to help you start crafting your library
Comes with Storybook, ready to create a design system and frontend documentation for your brand
Comes with Markdown support
Comes with PrismJS support for language-based code highlighting
Structured data for SEO best-practices out of the box

Coming Soon

TinaCMS for live page editing with Git commits upon save
TinaCMS for live editing Markdown blog posts in real time
The ability to create new pages through Tina, not just through Markdown files
Better structured data configuration through Settings
CLI tool for quickly creating new blocks
Potentially abstracted components that can converted to any framework

Reach Out

Twitter: @RockinBlocksJS