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static-site-generator — Gatsby Tool Template

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A static site generator template project based on React, Gatsby, GraphQL, and Markdown, with a README providing basic commands and troubleshooting for common issues.

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The README states the tech stack as React, Gatsby, GraphQL, and Markdown

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Provides basic commands such as gatsby new, gatsby develop, and npm run build

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Includes troubleshooting tips to delete .cache and public when gatsby develop fails

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Template Details

This template is a static site generator project, and the README states that React, Gatsby, GraphQL, and Markdown are the key technologies used. The repository provides basic commands for creating a project, local development, and building, and offers advice to delete the .cache and public directories when issues arise with gatsby develop. The README does not describe the page structure, component breakdown, plugin configuration, data sources, or deployment process, nor does it provide a dependency list, so the specific framework versions and production readiness cannot be confirmed.

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Use Cases

  • As a starting template for a Gatsby static site project
  • For local development and debugging by running gatsby develop
  • Generating static site output via npm run build

Suitable For

  • Developers who want to build a static site with Gatsby
  • Front-end projects requiring a combination of React and GraphQL
  • Site projects that organize content using Markdown

Getting started & customization

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    First run npm install gatsby-cli to install the Gatsby CLI

  2. 2

    Use gatsby new <project name> to create a project

  3. 3

    Run gatsby develop for local development

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    Use npm run build for the build output

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    If gatsby develop has issues, delete the .cache and public directories and try again

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This entry covers the free version under the MIT license in a public repository; the free scope is the code of this version and does not mean that external services or third-party assets are free.

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Template Information

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Partly documented · 70 / 100
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Gatsby · React
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Tool Site
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# static-site-generator

Template project for static site generator with React, Gatsby, GraphQL.

## Key Technologies

- React
- Gatsby
- Graph QL
- Markdown

## Commands

- npm install gatsby-cli
- gatsby new <project name>
- gatsby develop
- npm run build

## Issues

- remove .cache and public if there is problem with 'gatsby develop'
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