Enhancement: Moving website to a different host

estruyf / vscode-front-matter

Front Matter is a CMS running straight in Visual Studio Code. Can be used with static site generators like Hugo, Jekyll, Hexo, NextJs, Gatsby, and many more...

https://frontmatter.codes

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Enhancement: Moving website to a different host #820

Closed estruyf closed 1 month ago

estruyf commented 3 months ago

Due to Vercel's change in support for open-source projects, we will move the website and documentation to a different host.

[x] Convert Next.js APIs to Azure Functions
[x] Create a new OpenGraph API
[x] Moving APIs to Azure Functions
[x] Configure CDN
[x] Update links in the extension
[x] Update API calls in the DOCs to the new API location
[x] Moving docs to Netlify ~/Cloudflare/Azure~

estruyf commented 3 months ago

Most APIs have been converted to Azure Functions, code is available here: https://github.com/FrontMatter/frontmatter-fncs

estruyf commented 3 months ago

Currently testing out Cloudflare Pages as the option to move the documentation.

estruyf commented 1 month ago

I moved the docs over to Netlify, but I found one issue with the beta docs. Netlify doesn't seem to support setting custom domains for specific branches.

The branch name becomes the subdomain. For example: dev becomes dev.frontmatter.codes.

estruyf commented 1 month ago

[x] Updated the dev branches on the product (https://github.com/estruyf/vscode-front-matter) and documentation (https://github.com/FrontMatter/web-documentation-nextjs) to beta for consistency.
[x] Configured the subdomain on Netlify.
[x] Updated the nameservers
[x] Verify if the DNS configuration works