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Add Stackbit Integration #98
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This feature is really cool, many thanks for your great work!
I noticed the netlify.toml file is modified, this repo relies on netlify for automatic publishing and deploy previews, can we avoid this modification but still keeps Stackbit working?
yes, netlify.toml was modified. |
Although it didn't say build failed, the build command is not correct. as you can see below deploy log, full log can be found here
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Stackbit system build also based on /example folder. |
This pull request add's Stackbit to this Hugo theme. It add's the stackbit.yaml file which makes this theme work with several headless CMS automatically (including Forestry, NetlifyCMS, DatoCMS & Contentful) and it deploys the site to Netlify in 1 click.
You can try it out: https://app.stackbit.com/create?theme=https://github.com/stackbithq/hermit (note the "create with stackbit" button in the readme will import the theme from your repo so until the PR is merged it wont work)
I think this is really valuable and is a very low impact addition on your existing theme structure. Pretty much just the stackbit.yaml file. If you have questions or feedback I'm happy to discuss.
Risto