sanity-plugin-netlify-deploy-status-badge

Display Netlify's status badge in Sanity Studio and your site's recent deploys. Plus, trigger a new build if you want to!

Installation

sanity install netlify-deploy-status-badge

Configuration

The plugin can be configured through <your-studio-folder>/config/netlify-deploy-status-badge.json:

{
  "apiId": "<YOUR-NETLIFY-API-OR-SITE-ID-HERE>"
}

Authentication

By default, Netlify opensource projects are set to public and API access to the site and deploy logs don't need authentication. But still you want to authenticate for you to be able to trigger a new build on your site. There are two ways to authenticate, OAuth or personal tokens.

Which one to choose?

With personal tokens, anyone who has access to your Sanity Studio can do administrative actions on your behalf such as trigger a new build, etc. while with OAuth2, anyone who has access to your Sanity Studio will need to login and authorize with their Netlify account to do the former actions mentioned.

How to configure?

To configure OAuth2, go to your User Settings > Applications > OAuth. Click New OAuth application. Fill out the following:

Application Name - Sanity Plugin Netlify Deploy Status Badge or any name you prefer.
Redirect URI - <YOUR_SANITY_STUDIO_URL>/netlify-deploy-status-badge (eg: https://dorelljames.sanity.studio/netlify-deploy-status-badge)
Click Save and copy generated Client ID.
Open netlify-deploy-status-badge.json and add the following like this below:

{
  "apiId": "537d0d4d-3443-4cf7-b838-fe0478131e18",
  "auth": {
    "oauthClientId": "<COPIED_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID>"
  }
}

Voila! Done.

Todos

Handle site 404 on App
Support for using personal tokens to authenticate.

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