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styxlab avatar styxlab commented on June 5, 2024

This is an independent project unaffiliated with gatsby-starter-ghost.

Of course you can source in your own content by providing your own content API keys. Just put them in a .ghost.json in the root folder of gatsby-starter-try-ghost.

Alternatively you can provide the keys in environment variables. I‘ve tested this on Gatsby Cloud and that works also fine.

Let me know if you get it to work or if you need more instructions. Please also let us know what you are trying to achieve.

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munnnnet avatar munnnnet commented on June 5, 2024

Great! It works!

But I found the new issue. I pull content for Ghost for Heroku, but the content is not the same as the source. Let me share the example.

Heroku presents this content: https://g4v.herokuapp.com/admin-settings/
Your gatsby-starter-try-ghost deploy display this: https://build-46733c29-3aa9-4a4b-bbc8-a7fb2a19519c.gtsb.io/admin-settings/

As you can see, there is a TOC inside my ghost Heroku, but TOC was gone on gatsby-starter-try-ghost.

Screenshot: https://jmp.sh/COAzuDX

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styxlab avatar styxlab commented on June 5, 2024

I'm not very familiar with Heruko, but I suspect the TOC is a Heroku addition to the standard Ghost Casper theme. This project only supports the Casper standard. If you need any additions, feel free to add them to this starter yourself.

You can shadow the starter components by putting your own components in the same directory structure similar to what you can do with Ghost handlebars. If it is an addition that many people request, I might also consider publishing it as a plugin to this starter in the future.

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munnnnet avatar munnnnet commented on June 5, 2024

Oh I see, where is the directory to put the additional component? I'm a newbie on Gatsby

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styxlab avatar styxlab commented on June 5, 2024

If you want to get into the theme development, you should go to gatsby-theme-try-ghost where all the development happens.

The react component folder which is responsible for the frontend is in gatsby-theme-try-ghost/src and its sub-folders. You should first complete the great Gatsby Tutorials. Especially important is the part on how to shadow components.

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styxlab avatar styxlab commented on June 5, 2024

Closing this issue as answered.

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