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Example Project Portal

https://qn-project-portal-preview.netlify.app/

A usage of gatsby-theme-project-portal for the (fictional) State of Quinetucket.

The following instructions are applicable to any Project Portal repository for our partners. They guide you through setting up a local instance of the specific Project Portal site associated with the repository.

Quick Start Guide

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/thepolicylab-projectportals/example-content.git

Run the following command to install the required dependencies.

yarn install

For rapid development of new components or styling, run the following command.

yarn develop

Afterwards, run the following command to generate a production-ready version of your website. Certain gatsby node APIs only fire during the build process. While develop mode is fine for most cases, the final built site might act in a subtly different way. For more details, see https://www.gatsbyjs.com/docs/conceptual/overview-of-the-gatsby-build-process/#differences-between-develop-and-build

yarn build

Once the build process is completed, run the following command to preview the production build locally.

yarn serve

Accessing Decap CMS

Navigate to static/admin/config.yml and make the following change locally:

local_backend: true

In a separate terminal, spin up the decap-server by running the following command.

npx decap-server

Enabling users to access Decap CMS

  • Enabling login using GitHub or Google allows you to use SSO with either of those providers.
  • Adding the users to the Identity Tab gives them the opportunity to login to the CMS at all, using either the SSO providers or by setting up an account on Netlify.
  • Activating the Git gateway is necessary to allow the CMS to write back to the repository.