The arrow of time, Artsy edition.

This 2020 Hackathon project implements a web-published timeline and a CMS for documenting milestones in Artsy's history.

The major pieces:

• A NextJS project, with support for Typescript and Palette
• A Netlify deployment for the static site generated from the NextJS project
• A NetlifyCMS configuration that allows editors to update this repo (and trigger a new static site deploy on each push to master)
• Data, seeded originally from the document created in 2019, and now managed via the CMS

• State: hackathon
• Static site:
  • Main view
  • Slideshow view
• Admin:
  • Netlify CMS
  • Netlify admin
• Deployment:
  • Every push to master, whether via GitHub or NetlifyCMS, results in a new deployment of the static files to the website, which is currently associated with @anandaroop's Netlify account.
• Point People: @anandaroop

Clone and install

git clone [email protected]:artsy/arrow.git
cd arrow
yarn install

Compile individual CMS-managed files in _entries/* into a single JSON file at data/entriesList.json

yarn data

Start the NextJS dev server

yarn dev

You should now have a hot-reloading NextJS dev server running at http://localhost:3000/

The project is laid out as follows. The pages and components directories are where most of the action is:

.
├── _entries   # content directory, managed via NetlifyCMS
├── data       # derived from content files, with `yarn data`
├── pages      # NextJS page components
├── components # regular React components
├── public     # static files
│   └── admin  # static files for NetlifyCMS UI
└── scripts    # custom scripts for e.g. data munging

• Developers: Fork and PR as usual, even the CMS-managed data files under _entries. Merges to master will result in a deployment.
• Editors: Use the CMS. A signup with Netlify Identity may be required.