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gatsby-starter-docz-netlifycms

v0.1.0

Published

Easily spin up a static documentation site with Docz and Netlify CMS

Downloads

3

Readme

Gatsby Starter for Docz & Netlify CMS

Easily spin up a new documentation site with the power of Docz and Netlify CMS.

Here's What You Get

Quick Start with Netlify

Deploy to Netlify

Deploy to Netlify

Note: This will request Github access and will create a repository for you

Enable & Configure Netlify Identity for Authentication

  • Navigate to Identity in the Netlify navigation
  • Click Enable Identity
  • Click Invite Users and enter your first user's email
  • Click Settings & Usage
  • Optional: If you'd like to close registration, scroll to Registration Preferences and change to Invite Only
  • Scroll down to Git Gateway and click Enable
  • You're ready to register and log in!

Once the invited user completes registration via the link in their email, they'll be able to log in via:

https://[your site].netlify.com/admin

Need more help?

Visit the deployed documentation! gatsby-starter-docz-netlifycms.netlify.com