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Example Blog app written with Redwood

Home Page: redwoodjs-example-blog.vercel.app

License: MIT License

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example-blog's Introduction

RedwoodJS Example Blog [Pre 1.0 Release]

⚠️ This is an original example project created for the release of Redwood v0.1. It's in need of some TLC via a re-write. Until that time, we recommend checking out our other example projects.

You can view this app live at:

Netlify Deploy: https://redwood-example-blog.netlify.com
Vercel Deploy: https://redwoodjs-example-blog.vercel.app

Note: The Authentication section of this walkthrough uses Netlify Identity, which will only work on Netlify. If you wish to use Vercel, you can simply replace the Netlify Identity provider with another provider supported by Redwood Auth. Or you can start the project from the vercel-deploy branch of this repository.

RedwoodJS Example Blog
Table of Contents
Overview
Getting Started
- Installation
- Deployment
TODO

Overview

Here is a full-featured blog engine written with RedwoodJS. It includes:

Listing all blog posts with first paragraph summaries and pagination (the homepage)
Reading a single, full blog post
Searching for blog posts by keyword
Displaying all posts with a given tag
Contact form
Fully responsive at various viewport sizes

The admin includes:

User authentication
Create a new blog post with:
- Title
- Slug (URL)
- Author
- Body
- Tags
- Splash image
Edit existing blog post
Delete a blog post
Mark a new post as a Draft and not display it live
Publish a post live
Unpublish a post (puts it back to DRAFT status)

On the tech side:

Data stored in a SQL database (SQLite locally)
User authentication using Netlify Identity
Image uploads and CDN via Filestack
CSS styling via TailwindCSS
Contact forms are handled by Netlify Forms

Getting Started

Installation

Clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/redwoodjs/example-blog.git
cd example-blog

Install dependencies:

yarn install

Create a local SQLite database and seed it with a few blog posts:

yarn redwood prisma migrate dev
yarn redwood prisma db seed

Now you should be able to start a development server:

yarn redwood dev

Assuming everything worked, open a browser to http://localhost:8910 and you should be seeing the homepage (similar to the screenshot above).

Deployment

See the section on Deployment in the Redwood Tutorial.

Enabling Authentication

We're working on supporting the netlify dev command properly with Redwood, which is required to use Netlify Identity in a local dev environment. The following instructions will not work until this fix is complete.

Copy the .env.defaults file to a new file .env and edit it, setting the USE_AUTHENTICATION variable to true.

Enabling Identity on Netlify

You'll need to create a new site on Netlify so that you can enable Identity and give the Identity API Endpoint to your development instance of the blog.

If you don't have it already, install the Netlify CLI tools:

yarn global add netlify-cli

netlify login

Create a new site:

netlify init --manual

Now you have two paths:

Find and link to the existing site you have deployed
Choose Create & configure a new site, choose which team to associate this new site with (if you have more than one). You can enter a Site name or just hit ENTER to get a random one. You can enter n when asked if you want to continue.

Go to netlify.com and find your site. Click on the Identity link and the Enable Identity button:

Now copy and paste the API endpoint URL that's displayed once the screen refreshes:

Back to your local development machine, head to http://localhost:8910/admin and you'll be prompted with the login popup. Enter the URL that you just copied and click Set site's URL:

The popup should refresh and now you'll see a login box. But, we don't have any users yet. Back over to Netlify, click the Invite users button and send yourself an invite:

You'll get an email with a link to accept the invite. However, this link won't work: it's trying to go to the Netlify URL, which doesn't have a site on it yet. So after clicking the link and getting an error, change the URL to be http://localhost:8910 but make sure to keep the invite token at the end. For example, if you are sent to

https://nostalgic-dijkstra-23eaba.netlify.com/#invite_token=8-TFgNesyzhIn8LnXv3

Rewrite that URL to:

http://localhost:8910/#invite_token=8-TFgNesyzhIn8LnXv3

You should see the login popup with a password input to complete your account. Fill it in and submit and now you should get a message saying you are logged in. Head back to the admin http://localhost:8910/admin and you should have access (finally!)

Enabling Image Uploads

The blog uses an external service, Filestack to handle image uploads. If you want to be able to upload images in local development you'll need to create a free account at Filestack and copy the API key. You get 100 uploads per month on their free account which should be plenty to test with.

Once you have logged into Filestack copy the API key shown at the top right of the dashboard:

If you haven't already, copy the .env.example file in the root of the blog to a new file named .env. Edit the FILESTACK_API_KEY variable to be equal to the one you just copied. Save .env and restart your yarn dev process. Now when creating a new blog post http://localhost:8910/admin/new you should see a filepicker towards the bottom of the form:

TODO

Remove file picker if ENV var not set, with instructions for enabling
Add instructions for enabling Authentication
In public view don't include posts in Draft state

example-blog's People

Contributors

Stargazers

Watchers

example-blog's Issues

localhost:8910 says `Something went wrong.` after "successful" install

Node v12.14.1
macOS 10.15.3
yarn 1.21.1

http://localhost:8910/ says Something went wrong.

Here is the output from my Firefox Developer 74.0b5 (64-bit) browser:

[HMR] Waiting for update signal from WDS... app.chunk.js:65064:12
Download the React DevTools for a better development experience: https://fb.me/react-devtools app.chunk.js:50662:17
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[WDS] Hot Module Replacement enabled. app.chunk.js:64153:9
[WDS] Live Reloading enabled. app.chunk.js:64157:9
[WDS] Disconnected! app.chunk.js:64277:9
Source map error: Error: NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource.
Resource URL: http://localhost:8910/static/js/app.chunk.js
Source Map URL: app.chunk.js.map

I did the setup of the project a few minutes ago with:

git clone https://github.com/redwoodjs/example-blog.git redwood-example-blog
cd redwood-example-blog
And following instructions from Instructions from https://github.com/redwoodjs/example-blog/#installation

See full output of my install here prisma/prisma#1819 (comment)

Regularly getting "Something went wrong." after clicking through multiple pages

I wish I could provide more specific reproduction steps. I'm running Safari 13.0.5 (15608.5.11) on latest macOS Catalina (10.15.3).

Steps to reproduce on my end:

Freshly clone repo
yarn install
yarn redwood db up and yarn redwood db seed
yarn redwood dev
Open localhost:8910 on latest Safari, click on a blog post, then click on a tag in the blog post.

Usually, this causes the bug. I am almost always able to load any of the pages if I directly go to the URL, but after clicking on a couple links I almost always get this error. (maybe a router issue?)

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[Questtion] Missing netlify deploy step?

Hey I spent a fair amount of time trying to figure out why I was hitting a CORS error when pasting the netlify URL. Turns out you have to deploy the netlify app first e.g. netlify deploy --prod Not sure if this is worth adding or just me.

Okay I see this section maybe make it explicit you need to deploy the app first before you can add identity?

Leave a message about security in the README

Hi there!

There's a part in the README about enabling authentication, but I noticed there is actually no backend checks for auth in place!

I understand that this is an example, but maybe it's a good idea to leave a note for inexperienced coders. Like you said in the tutorial: never trust the client!

I'd be happy to make a PR if you agree!

Cheers

Deploy and add link in README

yarn db:up (cascading) error with Node v12.14.0 and npm v6.13.4

From a fresh clone, ran yarn install, cd api, and yarn db:up.

1) Initial Error Running from Fresh Clone
Encountered this error: prisma/prisma#1162 Suggestion was to upgrade to Prisma2 preview 17+, which I did.

2) Error with api/prisma/schema.prisma config
Upon update to Prisma2 preview017.1, I encountered an error with api/prisma/schema.prisma using env() in provider arg. Updated to provider = "sqlite".

See doc:
https://github.com/prisma/prisma2/blob/7f8b064e28402740aa29481fbc3aff6a8ef36b25/docs/prisma-schema-file.md#using-environment-variables

It is not possible to use environment variables for the provider argument in datasource and generator definitions

note: I later came back and ran using Prisma preview018.2 and can confirm it works.

3) Breaking change updating to Prisma2 preview016+
See: https://github.com/prisma/prisma2/releases/tag/2.0.0-preview016

Due to a major refactoring in Lift's migration engine, your migrations are likely going to break if you upgrade to preview016 with an error similar to this: Error parsing the migration steps: Error("unknown field 'name', expected 'model'", line: 1, column: 59).
To get rid of this error, you'll need to manually delete the generated migrations folder from your file system and drop the _Migration table in your database.

I removed dev.db and migrations/

4) binaryTarget error in schema.prisma
Lastly, I ran into this error:

Error: Binary target linux-glibc-libssl1.0.2 doesn't exist anymore. Please use debian-openssl-1.0.x instead.

Updated schema.prisma binaryTargets = ["darwin", "debian-openssl-1.0.x"]

🎉 Success!
Confirm now working using the following:

Node v12.14.0
npm v6.13.4
yarn v1.21.1
prisma2 v2.0.0-preview018.2

Could create an example that has authentication and authorization?

Could create an example that has authentication and authorization?
Not use Auth0.

Two small potential fixes

Since the images load so quickly, it might be an idea to put an image box width, to expand the box before the image loads, so the content in the article isn't immediately displaced on load.
When scrolling down on the main page and clicking an article, it will put you into the middle of the loaded article. It might give a better impression if the scroll position is reset back to the top when clicking into an article.

I know this is minor details, and probably not top priority. But I thought I might mention it while it came to mind, when re-viewing the example page. It would give a slightly better impression of the example page, which (like it or not) many people will judge Redwood's merits by. (I see you fixed the flickering page issue, that's really nice, and was the main issue previously.)

Failed to compile. ./src/Routes.js Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'srcpagesAboutPage' in 'C:\Users\Jan\Documents\throwaway\example-blog\web\src'

I follow: https://github.com/redwoodjs/example-blog#installation

When the browser opens, I get this:

Failed to compile.

./src/Routes.js
Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'srcpagesAboutPage' in 'C:\Users\Jan\Documents\throwaway\example-blog\web\src'

I am on Windows 10, thing that might be relevant because of the srcpagesAboutPage. Looks to me it might be using wrong directory separator that is getting removed somewhere.

Create a non-auth branch for Vercel

Default provider and url don't work out of the box

In order to follow the instructions without having to change a file, the default datasource provider should be changed to sqlite.

How to add PWA and SSR in this example?

How to add PWA and SSR in this example?
Could add these two features into it?

Update Prisma2 preview024

See redwoodjs/redwood#279

Update for redwood 0.1.0 release

Add the latest and greatest Redwood features

The example blog was built to get us to v0.1.0. We've added a bunch of features since then. Let's bring some of that stuff into the blog:

comments
stories
tests
prerender
dbAuth
directives

Anything else?

Consider alternative to moment

I'm not sure if you care about this since choice of date library is moment independent of demonstrating Redwood, but including moment really bloats the bundle size. moment is only used to call fromNow.

Two better alternatives:

The browser has this functionality built in with Intl.RelativeTimeFormat. For Safari and IE support you would need a polyfill.
Use date-fns formatDistanceToNow. With date-fns, you can import just this one single function and not the whole library