search

kickstartDS / dr-hubert-website

https://storyblok-starter-ten.vercel.app
Other
0 stars 0 forks source link

readme

kickstartDS Storyblok starter

  1. Clone our Starter space by visiting https://app.storyblok.com/#!/build/242426.
  2. Clone energyui-storyblok-starter-Repo by clicking on "Use this template" -> "Create new repository".
  3. Go to Vercel and click on "Add New..." -> "Project". Import your cloned Github Repository. Unfold "Environment Variables" and add the following:
    • NPM_RC with //<your package registry>:_authToken=<your npm token>
    • STORYBLOK_API_TOKEN with a preview token from the cloned Stroyblok Space above.
  4. Click on "Deploy"
  5. Configure your freshly deployt App as the default preview URL in Storyblok ("Settings" -> "Visual Editor"). Type in the base URL of your deployment and add /preview/ as the path, e.g. https://energyui-storyblok-starter.vercel.app/preview/.

See "Local Development"-Section below for the necessary steps to start developing locally with rapid feedback cycles.

You can use this button to deploy the EnergyUI@Storyblok starter repo on Vercel. Feel free to change the repository URL for quicker deployment of the clone repository:

Deploy your own

Requirements

Manually

Setup

  1. Create a new Storyblok Space to host your project (you can just go with the free "Community" tier here, to start): https://app.storyblok.com/#/me/spaces/new
  2. TODO note about initial video uploads needing account / space verification for it to work, only needed for premium, though. General note applies to both, though
  3. Fork the starter to your own account or organisation, this way you can easily benefit from future improvements: https://github.com/kickstartDS/storyblok-starter/fork
  4. Clone the forked repository to your local machine
  5. Switch to the freshly cloned directory, and inside:
    1. npm i to install dependencies
    2. Copy .env.local.sample to .env.local, and replace all placeholders:
      • You can find the Space ID (NEXT_STORYBLOK_SPACE_ID) in your Storyblok Spaces "Settings", on the initially opened page (called "Space"). Make sure to exclude(!) the # sign in front of it (297364 instead of #297364)
      • You can find the needed Preview API Token (NEXT_STORYBLOK_API_TOKEN) in those same "Settings", but in the sub page called "Access Tokens". You can just use the initially created Preview-Token (just copy it using the handy icon)
      • Your Management API OAUTH Token (NEXT_STORYBLOK_OAUTH_TOKEN) needs to be created in your "My account" settings, just follow this guide: https://www.storyblok.com/docs/api/management/getting-started/authentication
    3. (Re-)login to the Storyblok CLI: npm run storyblok-logout followed by npm run storyblok-login. The logout first ensures the CLI can actually see all projects, especially newly created ones (which would be likely for a starter like this) can error out otherwise. Use your Storyblok-Login and the region chosen when creating your Space here
    4. Run the project initialization: npm run init. This removes demo content, adds all the needed preset and demo content images (into distinct folders, as not to pollute your future project), all components and preset configuration, and creates an initial demo page
    5. Final small adjustment you need to make is to add your future site url in .env (variable NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL)
    6. You can now commit & push all the locally updated files (git add --all && git commit -m "Initial Storyblok setup" && git push origin main):
      • cms/components.123456.json is the automatically generated component schema, which was already part of the repository when forked (you can regenerate it with npm run create-storyblok-config). It now includes the correct asset references for visual component previews
      • cms/presets.123456.json is the same for presets, now with updated asset references for visual preset previews and correct space and component id references
      • types/components-schema.json is your live component schema pulled from Storyblok (seeded by cms/components.123456.json, this now includes all correct ids and references, pulled by npm run pull-content-schema)
      • types/components-presets.json again is the same for presets
      • types/components-schema.d.ts includes TypeScript types matching your content and component schemas. This is generated based off your components-schema.json by using https://github.com/dohomi/storyblok-generate-ts
      • .env containing general project related configuration

Local

TODO add note somewhere about server start being bound to getting-started existing. If that page is renamed / deleted, you need to adjust the script dev:proxy in package.json accordingly.

  1. Inside the project directory start by creating a local certificate for the project: mkcert localhost. This generates local key and cert files used when starting the local server (you don't commit those, which is why they're on the .gitignore)
  2. Run a first full build with npm run build
  3. Start the local server (including proxy) with npm run dev
  4. Open your Space in Storyblok (https://app.storyblok.com)
  5. Go into the projects "Settings", and open the entry "Visual Editor"
  6. Add a new "Preview URL" called "Development", and set its value to https://localhost:3010/api/preview/
  7. Save your changes by hitting "Save" at the top right
  8. On the main "Content" pane, open the page "Getting Started", that was created on initial project setup
  9. At the top of the window, inside the simulated address bar of the page preview, click on the small settings icon to the right... and select your "Development" Preview URL
  10. Et voila... you should see your locally hosted page preview

TODO: check initial npm run init locally again... failed for push-components in initial try, because of missing environment variable NEXT_STORYBLOK_SPACE_ID in push-components script

Netlify Hosting

  1. Add a new site in your Netlify dashboard, choose "Import an existing project"
  2. Select the repository you forked here, presumably from Github
  3. Choose a fitting name, and while leaving the rest of the settings as is... do add the following variables through "New variable" in "Environment variables":
    • NEXT_STORYBLOK_API_TOKEN: TODO don't repeat explanations, see local setup above
    • NEXT_STORYBLOK_OAUTH_TOKEN: TODO don't repeat explanations, see local setup above
    • NEXT_STORYBLOK_SPACE_ID: TODO don't repeat explanations, see local setup above
    • STORYBLOK_LOGIN_EMAIL: the email for the account you created the Space with
    • STORYBLOK_REGION: region your Space is hosted in. You should have selected this when creating it
  4. Run the first deployment for your project by hitting the final button
  5. You should be able to open the site url configured in Netlify now

Netlify Webhook on Storyblok change

  1. Open the settings for your Netlify site ("Site configuration"), and switch to "Build & deploy" -> "Continuous deployment". Scroll down to the section titled "Build hooks", and click "Add build hook"
  2. Give that hook a distinct name (e.g. "Storyblok"), and probably keep main as the branch to build from
  3. Save and copy the generated hook URL
  4. Open your Storyblok Space "Settings", and switch to "Webhooks"
  5. Click "+ New Webhook", and give hook a distinct name, too (e.g. "Netlify")
  6. Replace the "Endpoint URL" with the copied URL from Netlify
  7. For "Triggers", open "Story" and select all 4 entries
  8. Save the hook

From now on your build process in Netlify should be automatically triggered, deploying a new version of the site in the background, whenever an editor adds, deletes or changes a Story in Storyblok.

Storyblok hosted preview

  1. Open the Storyblok Spaces "Settings", and switch to "Visual Editor"
  2. For "Location (default environment)" enter the site URL configured in Netlify, with /api/preview added to it (e.g. if your site URL happens to be https://storyblok.netlify.app, the URL you'd enter would have to be https://storyblok.netlify.app/api/preview/)
  3. Save your changes by hitting "Save" at the top right
  4. On the main "Content" pane, open the page "Getting Started", that was created on initial project setup
  5. If you already went through configuring a local preview URL, you will most likely have to change back to the default preview environment now by clicking on the settings icons (cogs) on the top right of the preview frame

Netlify Deploy

// TODO use correct URL in non-premium starter // TODO mention next local steps still needed (like npm run generate-content-types) Deploy to Netlify

Local Development

Setup

TODO

Adding initial content

Root page (your index page)

TODO

Global Settings (header, footer, seo)

TODO

404

TODO

Creating branded component and preset previews

YOUR_WEBSITE should be the path pointing to your website project, the one you want to update the previews for.

TODO adjust this to ds-agency on non-premium version

  1. Clone the Design System this is based on locally: https://github.com/kickstartDS/ds-agency-premium
  2. Switch to the freshly cloned directory, and inside (ensure you're using the correct Node version 18+; nvs use, nvm use for automatic selection, if you use one of those tools):
    1. yarn to install dependencies
    2. rm -rf src/token to remove the existing default theme
    3. cp -r YOUR_WEBSITE/token src/token to copy your Design Token / Style Dictionary configuration to the Design System project
    4. Adjust the background-color for the .preview--wrapper CSS class in global.scss, to a color suitable for your component screenshots (depends on your applied design)
      1. Optionally, if you've done customizations in index.scss, you should add an import to the file .storybook/preview.tsx (e.g. right after the already existing import "./preview.css";): import YOUR_WEBSITE/index.scss
      2. If you've also changed your fonts, you should probably change the content of fonts.scss accordingly (if not done already). Finally uncomment the font import in index.scss temporarily, to include the correct fonts in preview generation. Fonts are normally loaded by Next.js, which is missing when building from Storybook.
    5. yarn build-storybook to build a Storybook that can then be used to create screenshots
    6. yarn create-component-previews to re-create the existing previews with your branding
    7. mkdir -p YOUR_WEBSITE/public/img && rm -rf YOUR_WEBSITE/public/img/screenshots && cp -r static/img/screenshots YOUR_WEBSITE/public/img/ to copy the generated screenshots to your project
    8. cd YOUR_WEBSITE to switch to your website project
    9. npm run update-previews to update those newly created screenshots in your Storyblok space (can take 2-3 mins)
  3. That's it!

Reminder: Undo the import for fonts.scss in index.scss if you had to change that for your previews, otherwise you'd load redundant fonts on your page later.

Working with the content schema

Typescript Support

Generate ts types according to the content schema by running NEXT_STORYBLOK_SPACE_ID=<your-space-id> npm run generate-content-types.

Migrations

When changing the content schema we recommend sticking to Storyblok's Best Practices.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the work by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as below, without any additional terms or conditions.

License

This project is licensed under either of

at your option.

The SPDX license identifier for this project is MIT OR Apache-2.0.

For more information and updates, please visit the project's GitHub repository.

Support

Join our Discord community for support, or leave an issue on this repository!