Create and publish flaring fast blogs with this Jamify blogging system. Powered by the React framework Next.js and content fed by headless Ghost, you'll get a production ready hybrid static & server-rendered website that you can easily distribute globally. At the same time your content creators can continue to work with the Ghost authoring system they are used to.
Play with the Demo to get a first impression.
Ghost CMS integration
Ghost Casper look & feel
- Infinite scroll
- Fully responsive
- Sticky navigation headers
- Hover on author avatar
- Styled 404 page
- Preview Section in posts
- Sitemap
- RSS feed
- SEO optimized
Extened Casper Styles β¨
- Dark Mode
- Featured posts pinned on top
- Customizable navigation headers
Images with Next/Images π
- Feature and inline images
- Auto-optimized images
- No content shifts due to consistent placeholders
Advanced Routing
- Auto-detects custom paths
- Configurable collections
Developer friendly
- MIT licenced
- Truly open-source
- Easy to contribute
- Made typesafe with TypeScript
Integrated Plugins
- Member Subscriptions
- Commenting with Commento
- Syntax highlighting with PrismJS
- Table Of Contents
- Contact Page with built-in notification service
NextJS Features
- Incremental Regeneration
- Support for Preview
Scores calculated with Lighthouse 6.4.0.
git clone https://github.com/styxlab/next-cms-ghost.git
cd next-cms-ghost
yarn
# Development
yarn dev
# Production
yarn build
You must add all domains that you use for in-sourcing images in the next.config.js
file, for example:
module.exports = {
images: {
domains: ['images.unsplash.com', 'static.gotsby.org'],
},
}
Note that image optimization does not work with Netlify. Therefore, image optimization is automatically turned off when deploying to Netlify.
The SITE_URL
environment variable should be set to the public facing URL of your site, in most cases to your custom domain.
Key | Value (example) |
---|---|
SITE_URL | https://www.your-blog.org |
If you don't specify SITE_URL
, it will get populated according to the following defaults:
Platform | System Value | Conditions |
---|---|---|
Vercel | VERCEL_URL | Automatically expose System Environment Variables must be checked |
Netlify | URL |
In all other cases SITE_URL
is set to http://localhost:3000
.
All content is sourced from a Ghost CMS. Choose the method according to your build scenario.
Create a new text file .env.local
in the project root folder:
CMS_GHOST_API_URL=http://localhost:2368
CMS_GHOST_API_KEY=9fccdb0e4ea5b572e2e5b92942
If you build your project with a cloud provider, the best option is to provide the keys with environment variables:
Key | Value (example) |
---|---|
CMS_GHOST_API_URL | https://cms.your-blog.org |
CMS_GHOST_API_KEY | 9fccdb0e4ea5b572e2e5b92942 |
For best results, deploying to Vercel is recommended. As an alternative, you can also deploy to Netlify.
For best SEO results it is strongly recommended to disable the default Ghost Handlebars theme front-end by selecting the Make this site private flag within your Ghost admin settings.
Please report all bugs and issues at next-cms-ghost/issues.
Special thanks go to the following contributors: Vince Fulco, Akshat Mittal and Manuel Taberna.
PRs are welcome! Consider contributing to this project if you want to make a better web.
This project is not affiliated with NextJS or Ghost.
Copyright (c) 2020 styxlab - Released under the MIT license.