@studiocms/blog

v0.1.0-beta.18 GitHub npm Changelog

Einführung

Dieses Plugin aktiviert die StudioCMS Blog-Funktionen sowie ein Frontend in deinem Astro-Projekt. Es ermöglicht dir, Blogbeiträge über das StudioCMS-Dashboard zu erstellen, zu bearbeiten und zu löschen.

Installation

Installiere das Paket mit dem folgenden Befehl:
- npm
- pnpm
- yarn
Terminal-Fenster
npm run studiocms add @studiocms/blog
Terminal-Fenster
pnpm run studiocms add @studiocms/blog
Terminal-Fenster
yarn run studiocms add @studiocms/blog

Deine StudioCMS-Konfiguration sollte jetzt @studiocms/blog enthalten:

import { 
function defineStudioCMSConfig(config: StudioCMSOptions): {
    sdk?: boolean | {
        cacheConfig?: boolean | {
            lifetime?: string | undefined;
        } | undefined;
    } | undefined;
    dbStartPage?: boolean | undefined;
    imageService?: {
        cdnPlugin?: "cloudinary-js" | undefined;
    } | undefined;
    defaultFrontEndConfig?: boolean | {
        htmlDefaultLanguage?: string | undefined;
        htmlDefaultHead?: {
            tag: "link" | "title" | "base" | "style" | "meta" | "script" | "noscript" | "template";
            attrs?: Record<string, string | boolean | undefined> | undefined;
            content?: string | undefined;
        }[] | undefined;
        favicon?: string | undefined;
        injectQuickActionsMenu?: boolean | undefined;
    } | undefined;
    dashboardConfig?: {
        dashboardEnabled?: boolean | undefined;
        inject404Route?: boolean | undefined;
        faviconURL?: string | undefined;
        dashboardRouteOverride?: string | undefined;
        AuthConfig?: {
            providers?: {
                github?: boolean | undefined;
                discord?: boolean | undefined;
                google?: boolean | undefined;
                auth0?: boolean | undefined;
                usernameAndPassword?: boolean | undefined;
                usernameAndPasswordConfig?: {
                    allowUserRegistration?: boolean | undefined;
                } | undefined;
            } | undefined;
            enabled?: boolean | undefined;
        } | undefined;
        developerConfig?: {
            demoMode?: false | {
                password: string ...
A utility function to define the StudioCMS config object.
This function is used to define the optional StudioCMS
config object in the Astro project root. The expected file
name is studiocms.config.mjs. And it should be adjacent
to the Astro project's astro.config.mjs file.
StudioCMS will attempt to import this file and use the default
export as the StudioCMS config object automatically if it exists.
Using this function is optional, but it can be useful for IDEs
to provide better intellisense and type checking.
@example 
// studiocms.config.mjs
import { defineStudioCMSConfig } from 'studiocms';

export default defineStudioCMSConfig({
 dbStartPage: true,
 contentRenderer: 'marked',
 verbose: true,
 dateLocale: 'en-us',
 // ...Other Options
})
defineStudioCMSConfig } from 'studiocms/config';
import 
function blog(options?: StudioCMSBlogOptions): StudioCMSPlugin
Creates and configures the StudioCMS Blog plugin.
@param ― options - Optional configuration options for the blog plugin.
@returns ― The configured StudioCMS plugin.
@example 
const blogPlugin = studioCMSBlogPlugin({
  blog: {
    title: 'My Blog',
    enableRSS: true,
    route: '/my-blog'
  },
  sitemap: true,
  injectRoutes: true
});
@param ― options.blog - Blog-specific options.
@param ― options.blog.title - The title of the blog. Defaults to 'Blog'.
@param ― options.blog.enableRSS - Whether to enable RSS feed. Defaults to true.
@param ― options.blog.route - The route for the blog. Defaults to '/blog'.
@param ― options.sitemap - Whether to trigger sitemap generation. Defaults to true.
@param ― options.injectRoutes - Whether to inject routes for the blog. Defaults to true.
blog from '@studiocms/blog';

 export default 
function defineStudioCMSConfig(config: StudioCMSOptions): {
    sdk?: boolean | {
        cacheConfig?: boolean | {
            lifetime?: string | undefined;
        } | undefined;
    } | undefined;
    dbStartPage?: boolean | undefined;
    imageService?: {
        cdnPlugin?: "cloudinary-js" | undefined;
    } | undefined;
    defaultFrontEndConfig?: boolean | {
        htmlDefaultLanguage?: string | undefined;
        htmlDefaultHead?: {
            tag: "link" | "title" | "base" | "style" | "meta" | "script" | "noscript" | "template";
            attrs?: Record<string, string | boolean | undefined> | undefined;
            content?: string | undefined;
        }[] | undefined;
        favicon?: string | undefined;
        injectQuickActionsMenu?: boolean | undefined;
    } | undefined;
    dashboardConfig?: {
        dashboardEnabled?: boolean | undefined;
        inject404Route?: boolean | undefined;
        faviconURL?: string | undefined;
        dashboardRouteOverride?: string | undefined;
        AuthConfig?: {
            providers?: {
                github?: boolean | undefined;
                discord?: boolean | undefined;
                google?: boolean | undefined;
                auth0?: boolean | undefined;
                usernameAndPassword?: boolean | undefined;
                usernameAndPasswordConfig?: {
                    allowUserRegistration?: boolean | undefined;
                } | undefined;
            } | undefined;
            enabled?: boolean | undefined;
        } | undefined;
        developerConfig?: {
            demoMode?: false | {
                password: string ...
A utility function to define the StudioCMS config object.
This function is used to define the optional StudioCMS
config object in the Astro project root. The expected file
name is studiocms.config.mjs. And it should be adjacent
to the Astro project's astro.config.mjs file.
StudioCMS will attempt to import this file and use the default
export as the StudioCMS config object automatically if it exists.
Using this function is optional, but it can be useful for IDEs
to provide better intellisense and type checking.
@example 
// studiocms.config.mjs
import { defineStudioCMSConfig } from 'studiocms';

export default defineStudioCMSConfig({
 dbStartPage: true,
 contentRenderer: 'marked',
 verbose: true,
 dateLocale: 'en-us',
 // ...Other Options
})
defineStudioCMSConfig({
   
plugins?: StudioCMSPlugin[] | undefined
plugins: [
     
function blog(options?: StudioCMSBlogOptions): StudioCMSPlugin
Creates and configures the StudioCMS Blog plugin.
@param ― options - Optional configuration options for the blog plugin.
@returns ― The configured StudioCMS plugin.
@example 
const blogPlugin = studioCMSBlogPlugin({
  blog: {
    title: 'My Blog',
    enableRSS: true,
    route: '/my-blog'
  },
  sitemap: true,
  injectRoutes: true
});
@param ― options.blog - Blog-specific options.
@param ― options.blog.title - The title of the blog. Defaults to 'Blog'.
@param ― options.blog.enableRSS - Whether to enable RSS feed. Defaults to true.
@param ― options.blog.route - The route for the blog. Defaults to '/blog'.
@param ― options.sitemap - Whether to trigger sitemap generation. Defaults to true.
@param ― options.injectRoutes - Whether to inject routes for the blog. Defaults to true.
blog(),
   ],
 });

Verwendung

Was macht dieses Plugin?

Diese Integration fügt deinem StudioCMS-gesteuerten Frontend die folgenden neuen Routen hinzu:

/[...slug] - Die Hauptblogseite, die alle StudioCMS-Seiten auflistet.
/blog - Die Hauptblogseite, die alle Blogbeiträge auflistet.
/blog/[slug] - Die Seite mit den einzelnen Blogbeiträgen.
/rss.xml - Der RSS-Feed für deine Blogbeiträge.