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@talves/gatsby-plugin-data-core

v0.1.2

Published

Data core handling for our themes.

Downloads

6

Readme

@talves/gatsby-plugin-data-core

Data core handling for our themes.

Using the plugin

Here are the steps to setup your data for your theme:

  • Create a default config in your theme to return a { collections: []} object
    Typically place that in src/cms/default-config.js with an exports of the collections object
  • Add the plugin to the gatsby-config.js plugins Pass the config to the plugin
    Also pass the base path basePath for the theme
const config = require('./src/cms/default-config.js');

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    // Setup the netlify cms source (data)
    {
      resolve: `@talves/gatsby-plugin-data-core`,
      options: {
        config,
        basePath: `${__dirname}`,
      },
    },
  ],
};

That's it! Your config will be processed by gatsby-source-netlify-cms to add the correct schema for the config file with types and also resolvers for relative fields.

See @talves/gatsby-theme-plugin-data to process all your theme plugin data into one config for your site and gatsby-plugin-netlify-cms

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