Closed dominguesgm closed 4 years ago
Some issues came up in regards to the Custom Cache Layer which I would like to discuss.
In short, we need to know the SITE_URL
in order to setup the Contentful client to direct its requests there so our endpoint can serve as a proxy to the Contentful server (this only applies in production environments).
However, in the case of staging, the SITE_URL
is not configured for moxy.in
URLs. This will cause the Contentful client to point to the endpoint on a cloudrun url, which will cause CORS issues.
Should we perhaps use a different NODE_ENV
value in staging servers so as to avoid proxying the Contentful requests in those scenarios? Or is there a way to configure the correct SITE_URL
for our staging links (which would imply CI/CD pipeline recipe changes)?
Any thoughts on this @satazor @acostalima @AfonsoVReis @paulobmarcos?
@dominguesgm I think we should edit the pipeline recipe to use moxy.in
in SITE_URL for staging (releases + latest master),
I can create an issue so we can tackle it after, sounds good?
@dominguesgm sounds good to me.
I wanted to write this as a response to the last comment in your review, @paulobmarcos, but I don't seem to be able to.
What if you have a default tag for og:image
and then write one through the SEO
component? You wouldn't be able to use keys to avoid duplication as the default og:image
tag would be set before the SEO
component is rendered.
This is why the approach I suggested was combining the default and CMS tags in an object that will be fed to the SEO
component.
Include recipe documentation for using the Contentful CMS.
Contains instructions on how to configure Contentful's content models, integration on the application side, and more advanced details like usage with Redux, preview banner rendering, translations, custom per-page SEO and custom caching.