It is intended for you to use as a starting point and modify for your own needs. Gatsby utilizes the Platform.sh Configuration Reader library for Node.js to define the backend data source in its configuration. The `gatsby-source-strapi` source plugin is used to pull data from Strapi during the `post_deploy` hook into the Gatsby Data Layer and build the frontend site. This template builds a two application project to deploy the Headless CMS pattern using Gatsby as its frontend and Strapi for its backend. An article content type has already been committed, but you will still need to follow the post deploy instructions to add content and define permissions for Eleventy to consume it.Įleventy is a static site generator written in Node.js, and Strapi is a headless CMS framework also written in Node.js. Note that there are several setup steps required after the first deploy. Both applications utilize the Platform.sh Configuration Reader library for Node.js. That data then is reformatted into 'Blogs' on the frontend. Like our other 'decoupled' templates, Eleventy's build is delayed until the post_deploy hook, at which point the backend Strapi content data becomes available to query using GraphQL. This template deploys a two application project on Platform.sh: one for a frontend static site generator, Eleventy, and the other for a backend headless CMS, Strapi. It should help you get a project ready for production. The following list shows templates available for Node.js apps.Ī template is a starting point for building your project. It decodes service credentials, the correct port, and other information for you.

While you can read the environment directly from your app, Const elasticsearch = require ( 'elasticsearch' ) const config = require ( 'platformsh-config' ).

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