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gatsby-netlify-cms-example

Starter with the bare essentials needed for a Gatsby site with Netlify CMS.

Install this starter (assuming Gatsby is installed) by running from your CLI:

gatsby new gatsby-site https://github.com/erquhart/gatsby-netlify-cms-example

Running in development

gatsby develop

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gatsby-netlify-cms-example's Issues

Sourcing folder from different repo

This is a Question :

Can we have a blog folder from example in another github repo?

For example: we have two github repo:
- WebApplication Repo
- Content Repo

What should be the best way to store content in content Repo after saving the content from Netlify CMS and pull up in WebApplication Repo during gatsby build.

Error loading the CMS configuration

hi, just trying to get this example working

when i start the project and go to http://localhost:8000/admin

I get the following error

Error loading the CMS configuration
The config.yml file could not be loaded or failed to parse properly.

Error message: Error: Failed to load config.yml (404)

Check your console for details.

Extend blog data with an image

Since the configuration for using images with Gatsby + Netlify CMS is not easy or straightforward, I think it would help a lot of people if the example included the use of images.

For example I had my assets folder combined with my markdown files in the root of my project, but for the admin interface to display the images the original (uploaded) images files need to be located in the gatsby static folder otherwise they can't be served. But this also means you need to configure the static folder to be picked up by the gatsby-source-filesystem plugin. Things like that...

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