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Quick Start

June 12, 2020

Getting Started 😎

1. Create a Gatsby site.

# create a new Gatsby site using the blog starter
$ npx gatsby new my-blog-starter https://github.com/JaeYeopHan/gatsby-starter-bee

If you are not using npx, following Gatsby Getting Started

$ npm install -g gatsby-cli
$ gatsby new my-blog-starter https://github.com/JaeYeopHan/gatsby-starter-bee

2. Start developing.

$ cd my-blog-starter/
$ npm start
# open localhost:8000

3. Add your content

You can write…

  • contents to blog in content/blog directory.
  • resume content/__about directory.

With markdown syntax and some meta data

Support script for creating new post

$ npm run post

4. Fix meta data

You can fix meta data of blog in /gatsby-meta-config.js file.

5. Publish with netlify

Deploy to Netlify

💡 if you want to deploy github pages, add following script to package.json

"scripts": {
    "deploy": "gatsby build && gh-pages -d public -b master -r 'git@github.com:${your github id}/${github page name}.github.io.git'"
}

:memo: Write a post!

content
├── __about
└── blog
  • You can register your resume on the web. (in __about directory)
  • You can register your post. (in blog directory)

🧐 Customize!

Gatsby config

/root
├── gatsby-browser.js // font, polyfill, onClientRender ...
├── gatsby-config.js // Gatsby config
├── gatsby-meta-config.js // Template meta config
└── gatsby-node.js // Gatsby Node config

Structure

src
├── components // Just component with styling
├── layout // home, post layout
├── pages // routing except post: /(home), /about
├── styles
│   ├── code.scss
│   ├── dark-theme.scss
│   ├── light-theme.scss
│   └── variables.scss
└── templates
    ├── blog-post.js
    └── home.js

Style

You can customize color in src/styles directory.

src/styles
├── code.scss
├── dark-theme.scss
├── light-theme.scss
└── variables.scss

Welcome to gatsby-starter-bee! Happy blogging! 👻

Written byGarima Singh
I explain with words and code.

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