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Commitspark Example: Next.js Website

This example demonstrates how a Next.js Website can be filled with content served by Commitspark, the workflow-first Content Management System based on Git and GraphQL.

Getting started

  1. Ensure you have created a copy of the example content repository
  2. Ensure you have created a copy of this application repository
  3. Check out the application repository copy on your local machine
  4. Obtain a GitHub Personal Access Token (see the GitHub adapter documentation for details)
  5. Copy .env.dist to .env
  6. Edit .env and enter the location of your copied content repository as well as your personal access token
  7. Install dependencies with npm i
  8. Launch the application with npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see an example website driven by Commitspark from your Git content repository.

Editing content

To edit content, sign in with GitHub at Commitspark, browse to your copy of the content repository and start editing.

To see content from a branch other than main in Next.js, change the PUBLISHED_BRANCH variable in .env.