Create
humans.txt
for your Gatsby site.
Gatsby plugin to generate a humans.txt
file on gatsby build
.
humans.txt
is an initiative for knowing the people behind a website. It's a TXT file that contains information about the different people who have contributed to building the website.
npm i gatsby-plugin-humans-txt
or
yarn add gatsby-plugin-humans-txt
Add the plugin to your gatsby-config.js
and pass the options
property an object representation of what you want the humans.txt
file to look like. The example below can be used to follow the humanstxt.org standard:
plugins: [
{
resolve: `gatsby-plugin-humans-txt`,
options: {
team: [
{
Developer: `Dylan Tackoor`,
GitHub: `dylantackoor`,
Twitter: `@dylantackoor`
}
],
thanks: [`Gatsby`, `Node`],
site: {
'Last update': `2019/4/16`,
Standards: `JavaScript`,
Components: `humans-generator`,
Softwares: `Visual Studio Code`
},
note: `Made in Miami.`
}
}
]
Options are passed directly to humans-generator which maps top level properties in the options
object from this:
{
teams: [
{ Role: `Name`, Twitter: `@username`}
{ Role2: `Name2`, Twitter: `@username2` },
]
}
To a text file like this:
/* TEAM */
Role: Name
Twitter: @username
Role2: Name2
Twitter: @username2
To follow the standard, use the below options:
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
metaTag |
boolean |
true |
Flag to include <link rel="author" href="/humans.txt" /> in the head tag |
header |
String |
humans.txt |
Text to be converted to header ASCII art |
team |
Object[] |
undefined |
Information about every human involved in the project |
thanks |
Object[] || String[] |
undefined |
Path to external config file |
site |
Object[] |
undefined |
Additional information about the site |
note |
String |
undefined |
Path where to create the robots.txt |
Or don't! 🤷♂️
- Write humans-generator zero dependency alternative
- Add
filePath
option to override default - change
header
option to print the value without automatically converting to ASCII (see awesome Netflix example)
- Add
- Determine feasibility of automatically pulling the
teams
data from the git repository commits