Create a .env.development
file with the following content:
GATSBY_API_KEY=Permanent Accesstoken from https://eyesbound.prismic.io/settings/apps/
GATSBY_G_MAPS=localhost key from https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/credentials?project=valiant-broker-141207
Then run
npm start
You can now view eyesbound in the browser.
http://localhost:8000/
View GraphiQL, an in-browser IDE, to explore your site's data and schema
http://localhost:8000/___graphql
Copy the json from each custom type (e.g. https://eyesbound.prismic.io/masks/category.json/
) to src/schemas
.
For better code-completion in Webstorm go to GraphQL tab and click on "Get GraphQL Schema from Endpoint"
This will update the schema.graphql
file and offer better code completion when working with queries.
gatsby-node.js
allows for generating routes / pages based on queries. Use the templates in src/templates
for generation.
Furthermore, reusable components are stored in src/components
in an atomic design structure.
src
├───components All HTML components go here
│ ├───atoms All tiny / non dividable components
│ │ └───icons SVG icons that need to be rendered as <svg> (not as image)
│ ├───molecules All medium complex components
│ └───organisms All complex and high order components
├───constants Constants (You don't say!)
├───pages Single static pages
├───schemas GraphQL definitions and schemas
├───styles emotion CSS in JS files (normal .css files live in /static)
├───templates Top level templates that get rendered via Gatsby using GraphQL
├───types TS style proptypes
└───utils Often used helper functions