@studiocms/blog

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Introduction

This plugin enables the StudioCMS Blog features as well as a frontend in your Astro project. It will allow you to create, edit, and delete blog posts from the StudioCMS dashboard.

Installation

Install the package using the following command:
- npm
- pnpm
- yarn
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npm i @studiocms/blog
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pnpm add @studiocms/blog
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yarn add @studiocms/blog

Add @studiocms/blog to your Astro config file:

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(),
   ],
 });

Usage

What does this plugin do?

This integration will add the following new routes to your StudioCMS-controlled front-end:

/[...slug] - The main blog page that lists all StudioCMS Pages.
/blog - The main blog page that lists all blog posts.
/blog/[slug] - The individual blog post page.
/rss.xml - The RSS feed for your blog posts.