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gatsby-theme-blog-with-github

v0.0.5

Published

A gatsby blog theme with github issues system as CMS

Downloads

4

Readme

Steps:

Setup GitHub Repository as CMS

This the cool hack to use GitHub issues system as a Content Management System(aka CMS) for your blog and you can use this in many ways.

  1. Make a public GitHub repository with README.md file
  2. Go to issues tab
  3. Make new issue as a new blog post
  4. Submit issue

So, now you can easily write blog post in markdown style.

✍ Setup Gatsby Project & add plugin

  1. mkdir <my-blog>
  2. cd <my-blog>
  3. yarn init -y
  4. yarn add react react-dom gatsby
  5. yarn add gatsby-theme-blog-with-github

Now you have to add some script to config the github issues as CMS into gatsby. make file **gatsby-config.js** in to root directory. and paste this code.

module.exports = {
    plugins: [{
        resolve: "gatsby-theme-blog-with-github",
        options: {
            // your github username - required
            username: "",
            
			// github public repository name that you will use as a CMS - required
            repositoryName: "",
            
            metaData: {
                // website name - required
                title: ``,
                
				// cover letter - required
                description: ``,

				// author name
                author: ``, 

				// your github url for photo - required
                githubURL: ``, 
                social: [{
                        name: `twitter`,
                        url: `https://twitter.com/<username>`,
                    },
                    {
                        name: `github`,
                        url: `https://github.com/<username>`,
                    },
                ]
            }
        }
    }]
};

Now run the command gatsby develop

🤝 ToDo

  • [ ] Dark Theme
  • [ ] Component Shadowing

Mohd Danish <https://twitter.com/mddanishyusuf>