oronoa/tina-cloud-starter

Next.js starter for TinaCMS: live edit your website visually 🪄

Tina Starter 🦙

This Next.js starter is powered by TinaCMS for you and your team to visually live edit the structured content of your website. ✨

The content is managed through Markdown and JSON files stored in your GitHub repository, and queried through Tina GraphQL API.

Features

• Tina Headless CMS for authentication, content modeling, visual editing and team management.
• Vercel deployment to visually edit your site from the /admin route.
• Local development workflow from the filesystem with a local GraqhQL server.

Requirements

• Git, Node.js Active LTS, Yarn installed for local development.
• A TinaCMS account for live editing.

Local Development

Install the project's dependencies:

yarn install

Run the project locally:

yarn dev

Local URLs

• http://localhost:3000 : browse the website
• http://localhost:3000/admin : connect to Tina Cloud and go in edit mode
• http://localhost:3000/exit-admin : log out of Tina Cloud
• http://localhost:4001/altair/ : GraphQL playground to test queries and browse the API documentation

Building the Starter Locally (Using the hosted content API)

Replace the .env.example, with .env

NEXT_PUBLIC_TINA_CLIENT_ID=<get this from the project you create at app.tina.io>
TINA_TOKEN=<get this from the project you create at app.tina.io>
NEXT_PUBLIC_TINA_BRANCH=<Specify the branch with Tina configured>

Build the project:

yarn build

Getting Help

To get help with any TinaCMS challenges you may have:

• Visit the documentation to learn about Tina.
• Join our Discord to share feedback.
• Visit the community forum to ask questions.
• Get support through the chat widget on the TinaCMS Dashboard
• Email us to schedule a call with our team and share more about your context and what you're trying to achieve.
• Search or open an issue if something is not working.
• Reach out on Twitter at @tina_cms.

Development tips

Visual Studio Code GraphQL extension

Install the GraphQL extension to benefit from type auto-completion.

Typescript

A good way to ensure your components match the shape of your data is to leverage the auto-generated TypeScript types. These are rebuilt when your .tina config changes.

LICENSE

Licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.