How to

• Prerequisites : NodeJS >= 14 LTS

• Install the Gatsby CLI npm install -g gatsby-cli

• Clone the repository and run npm install to collect all dependencies

Environment variables

• Test the website locally

On the .env model, create .env.development file and fill the fields with the corresponding information

INTEGRATION_TOKEN=secret_notionAPI_token
DATABASE_ID=ae5354e0-d1ce-4b2a-bf3a-5396b14d206b

• For deployment

Netlify hosts those environment variables so you do not need to edit the .env file for website deployment.

To prevent triggering a deploy on Netlify at pull request and merge on main, add [skip netlify] in the commit message (Details).

Run locally

Development mode

Run gatsby develop in a terminal to start the dev site

Build mode

Run gatsby build then gatsby serve

Clean

Run gatsby clean

Data sourcing & custom plugins

Currently the project use both local file and one remote source on Notion to source data.

Custom plugins :

• gatsby-plugin-offres-pages : create pages from markdown files in /src/content/offres-descriptions
• gatsby-plugin-md-from-csv : create markdown node (which will then be handle by gatsby-transformer-remark) from description attribute in src/data/xxx.csv. The CSV files are provided thru the plugin option nodeTypes.
• gatsby-plugin-meetup-pages-notion: collect nodes created by gatsby-source-notion-api to create event pages
• gatsby-plugin-md-from-notion-table-attribute: create markdown node (which will then be handle by gatsby-transformer-remark) from description attribute in nodes created by gatsby-source-notion-api

Forked from gatsby-starter-forty

https://github.com/codebushi/gatsby-starter-forty -> Updated to Gatsby V3 in this repository

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