Rodrigo127 / gatsby-netlify-first-round

This is a test

Gatsby site and getting data from Github GraphQL API

Hello, if you want to test this repository, follow the next steps:
This was built with:

• node v13.7.0

1. Download the repository.
2. Run npm install inside the project folder.
3. Create a .env file inside the root folder, with the next keys and values:
   • GITHUB_LOGIN=Rodrigo127
     • It is the github user, you can get it from your profile.
   • GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN=a00000b9cde22406f000000g3hi4jkl5m7n00000
     • It is a github's personal access token (check this link).
   • GITHUB_REPOSITORY_EXAMPLE=gatsby-netlify-first-round
     • The name of one of your repositories.
   • GITHUB_REPOSITORY_EXAMPLE_BRANCH=master
     • The name of the branch of the repository from the last key.
4. Run gatsby develop.

Interesting links:

• Live example
• Node Version Manager
• Personal Access Token
• Configuration for graphql plugin
• Github's GraphQL Explorer
• How to get commits history from API

Todo

• Improve style.
• Get more info from the API.
• Add more links.
• Create commits' pages for every repository.
• Pagination.

Common error while testing

• The term 'gatsby' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, ...
  • This can be solved by installing gatsby globally with: npm install -g gatsby