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Awesome guide, although when you try to deploy it to netlify using your git repository, netlify returns a
"failed during stage 'building site': Build script returned non-zero exit code: 1".
Any help?
Have tested it locally on your machine?
Hi,
I have a fork of the starter kit, and was able to get it running at: upbeat-torvalds-ac1965.netlify.com
However going to upbeat-torvalds-ac1965.netlify.com... hoping to see the NetlifyCMS login I only get a "GitHub Auth Demo" page
Any advice on how to move on?
I solved it. Had to replace the content of static/admin/index.html with this (from netlifycms.org/docs/add-to-your-si...
That's great. Glad, it worked out. 😃
Could you share the screenshot of the problem you are facing?
Thank you for the article! I'm new to static site generators and the Jamstack, so these articles are very helpful as I do my research. My goal is to find an alternative to traditional CMS's using static site generators and headless CMS's.
Is it possible to run this in the cloud and automatically build and deploy when content changes in Netlify CMS? So far in my research I have only seen examples of running Gridsome locally and manually running the build process. If I could run it in the cloud and automatically build on content changes that would be closer to what I'm looking for. Thanks!
Really appreciate those kind words.
I am also very obsessed with static site generator that I literally started a podcast for it, it's called Static Site
There are many static site generator out there and as I am aware of NetlifyCMS does work with bunch of them.
Yeah, sure you can deploy your site anywhere you want, checkout the screenshot below.
As you can see Gridsome just output static files like: HTML, CSS, JS and then you can host those static files anywhere you want.
With Netlify you get few additional feature where you don't have to deploy manually, if you want to host your site on cloud you have add pass it thought some CI for auto-deployment.
Hope, this clears your question. :)
Hi. Nice work. But how can I access the netlifyCMS backend? Normally its available via /admin - but this doesnt work for me. Can you provide more details?
Thanks.
Glad you liked it.
You can access the netlify cms backend by
http://localhost:8080/admin
, make sure that theadmin
directory is at the root and insidestatic
directory.Let me know if you found any other difficulty, while setting up NetlifyCMS integration with Gridsome.
It seems that your starter pack's config.yml doesn't include the required
site_id
field.Which
site_id
you are referring about?Did you change
repo
onconfig.yml
to point to your own repo?Yeah, didn't help though. But nevermind, moved on. Thanks!