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eleventy-plugin-sanity-data

v0.0.3

Published

*This currently only works in 11ty v1.0.0 (canary). It uses [addGlobalData](https://www.11ty.dev/docs/data-global-custom/) which allows for data plugins like this*

Downloads

9

Readme

11ty Sanity Data Source

This currently only works in 11ty v1.0.0 (canary). It uses addGlobalData which allows for data plugins like this

Installation

Install the NPM package

npm install eleventy-plugin-sanity-data

Add the plugin to your .eleventy.js config file. Make sure you're running Eleventy v1.0.0+

module.exports = function(config) {
    config.addPlugin(sanityData, {
        projectId: 'YOUR_SANITY_PROJECT_ID'
    });
}

This will return all the data from the project specified.

Configuration

There are configuration options you can use to return different sets of data, different projections, different datasets, and more.

| property | type | description | | -------- | ---- | ----------- | | projectId | string | Your Sanity.io project ID | | cdn | boolean | Whether or not to use the Sanity CDN for data | | dataset | string | The dataset name for your Sanity data | | queries | array | default returns allData variable with a query of *[] An array of objects providing GROQ queries to return specific queries to specific variables. Optional. Each object requires a varName and query and has an optional cacheDuration to override global cache timing. { varName: 'NameForTemplate', query: '*[_type == 'something']' | | globalCacheDuration | string | default: 1d. This is a time string that corresponds to 11ty asset cache plugin times. |