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decap-cms-backend-git-gateway
Advanced tools
Netlify's gateway to hosted git APIs.
Implementation
for File Management System API based on Api
.
Api
and Implementation
from backend-github/gitlab/bitbacket extended with Netlify-specific LargeMedia(LFS)
and JWT
auth.
AuthenticationPage
- uses lib-auth and implements Netlify Identity authentication flow.
Look at tests or types for more info.
When debugging the CMS with Git Gateway you must:
Have a Netlify site with Git Gateway and Netlify Identity enabled. An easy way to create such a site is to use a template, for example the Gatsby template
Tell the CMS the URL of your Netlify site using a local storage item. To do so:
http://localhost:8080/
in the browserlocalStorage.setItem('netlifySiteURL', 'https://yourwebsiteurl.netlify.app/')
localStorage.getItem('netlifySiteURL')
FAQs
Git Gateway backend for Decap CMS
The npm package decap-cms-backend-git-gateway receives a total of 2,346 weekly downloads. As such, decap-cms-backend-git-gateway popularity was classified as popular.
We found that decap-cms-backend-git-gateway demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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