Nuxt Static Skeleton

Skeleton project for creating a blog with Nuxt-Content and Netlify CMS.

Examples:

• Project Site: https://nuxt-static-skeleton.netlify.app/
• greg on data - personal site of the developer

What the project includes

• Home Page (custom)
• nuxt-content powered:
  • About Page (markdown)
  • Contact Page (markdown)
  • Blog Post List Page(s) (with pagination - default to 5 posts per page)
  • Blog Post Single Page
• Google Fonts (Header / Body Text can be defined separately)
• Flexbox Grid
• Modified Skeleton CSS
• Google Analytics (Turned on by default, you can add your id in the nuxt.config.js file)
• Netlify CMS for in-browser editing (at /admin) once the site is deployed
• Interactive Editor from nuxt-content when running the dev server
• SEO Title / Description separation for better SEO control
• Sitemap Generation via Netlify
• Contact form via Netlify

How to set up your own blog using this as a template

To Do

1. Fork the Repository
2. Run npm install to install the current dependencies
   • Optional: Run npm run dev to start a local development server
3. Link to Github. Create a new empty repo (in browser or CLI). Run git init to initiate a new project. Add a remote connection (whatever URL github gave you). git remote add origin https://github.com/[your-username]/[your-repo-name].git.
   • To add all files to the project, run git add * and git add .env
   • Commit files with git commit -m '[your message here]
   • To push files to github, run git push -u origin master
4. Sign up for Netlify, link to your github.
5. In netlify options, define:
   • build command: npm run generate
   • publish directory: dist
6. In Netlify Settings, go to the Identity Tab and click the 'Enable Identity' button.
   • You should now be able to sign up / log in with an email. I've had issues with that configuration so I update to a Github sign-in. You have to configure that in the 'External Providers' option. You then have to go down to 'Git Gateway' services and enable that.
   • Configure Registration - would recommend changing Registration Preferences to 'Invite Only'. You can change that once you log in yourself.

If you don't want dark mode, you can remove these lines from the layouts/default.vue file head: { htmlAttrs: { class: 'dark-mode' } },

Notes

Built with:

• Vue
• Nuxt
  • nuxt-content
  • nuxt-dotenv
  • vue-moment - For Date formatting
• Skeleton CSS
  • Adapted CSS from Skeleton and renamed it to pile-of-bones.css. Mainly because it's a mess. :)
• Netlify
  • Netlify CMS
  • Netlify Sitemap Plugin
• illlustrations
• A few other packages