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Break loaders/wrappers into plugins #29

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KyleAMathews opened this issue Sep 7, 2015 · 2 comments
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Break loaders/wrappers into plugins #29

KyleAMathews opened this issue Sep 7, 2015 · 2 comments

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There are potentially dozens of different file types people would want to use with Gatsby + many different ways to prepare Markdown and other file formats. To simplify (code + conceptually) adding or modifying how files are loaded/wrapped, we should create a plugin architecture + break out existing markdown/html loaders/wrappers into plugins that are installed separately from Gatsby core.
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/cc @davad

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This is more-or-less fixed as of https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/releases/tag/v0.7.1

KyleAMathews pushed a commit that referenced this issue Mar 27, 2020
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feat: add contributing docs re-organization (#29)
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The Gatsby.js docs, while wonderful, are light on coding instructions for contributors. With dedicated sections in the Contributing docs, it will be easier to learn how to clone the repository, where to find certain things like docs or plugins, how to run tests, and insider infrastructure knowledge required to submit a successful pull request on the first try.

A lot of this information already lives on the "How to Contribute" page, but it's buried. It would help discoverability if this information lived on separate pages. Doing this means we can easily add a new section on "Setting up test environments", such as using Docker to hook up an easy Wordpress test installation.

I would love to hear your feedback as this is my first Gatsby RFC. I'm totally open to suggestions!
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