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Spis treści

Gatsby: The Definitive Guide eBook -- spis treści

• Foreword
• Preface
  • Who Should Read This Book
  • Why I Wrote This Book
  • Navigating This Book
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • OReilly Online Learning
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
• I. Elementary Gatsby
• 1. Gatsby Fundamentals
  • What Is Gatsby?
    • Gatsby Pages and Components
    • Gatsbys Data Layer: GraphQL and Source Plugins
    • The Gatsby Ecosystem
  • Why Gatsby?
    • Performance
    • Accessibility
    • Developer Experience
    • Security
  • Gatsby and the Jamstack
    • Static Site Generators
    • Distributed Content and Commerce
    • The Jamstack
      • Differences between Jamstack and other architectures
      • Serverless infrastructure
  • JavaScript in Gatsby
    • Command-Line Interfaces
    • Modular JavaScript
  • React in Gatsby
    • Declarative Rendering with JSX
    • React Components
    • React Props
  • Getting Going with Gatsby
    • The Command Line
    • Installing the Gatsby CLI
  • Creating Your First Gatsby Site
    • Starting a Development Server
    • Creating a Production Build
    • Serving the Production Build Locally
  • Conclusion
• 2. Core Elements of Gatsby
  • The Gatsby CLI
    • Installing and Configuring the Gatsby CLI
    • gatsby new
    • gatsby develop
    • gatsby build
    • gatsby serve
    • Other Useful Gatsby CLI Commands
      • gatsby info
      • gatsby clean
      • gatsby plugin
      • gatsby repl
  • Starters
    • Official and Community Starters
    • Modifying Starters
    • Creating a New Project from a Starter
    • The gatsby-config.js File
  • Gatsby Pages and Components
    • Pages
    • Components
    • Linking Between Pages
    • The Layout Component
  • Using CSS in Gatsby
    • Global Styling
      • Global styling with a layout component
      • Global styling without the layout component
      • Global styling with component stylesheets
    • Modular Styling with CSS Modules
    • CSS-in-JS
      • Emotion
      • Styled Components
  • Extending Gatsby with Plugins
    • Installing Gatsby Plugins
    • Loading Local Plugins
  • Conclusion
• 3. Adding Features to Gatsby Sites
  • Pages and Routing in Gatsby
    • Rehydration
    • Static Pages
    • Hybrid Application Pages
    • Client-Only Routes
    • Differences Between Gatsby Sites and React Applications
  • Adding Forms
    • Basic Forms
    • Handling Form Submissions
      • Getform
      • Netlify Forms
      • Formspree
  • Adding Localization and Internationalization
    • gatsby-plugin-i18n
    • react-intl
    • react-i18next
  • Adding an XML Sitemap
  • Adding a 404 Page
  • Adding Analytics
  • Conclusion
• II. Data in Gatsby
• 4. GraphQL and the Gatsby Data Layer
  • GraphQL Fundamentals
    • GraphQL Queries
    • GraphQL Fields
    • GraphQL Arguments
      • limit and skip
      • filter
      • sort
    • GraphQL Query Variables
    • GraphQL Directives
    • GraphQL Fragments
    • GraphQL Schemas and Types
  • The Gatsby Data Layer
    • GraphiQL
    • GraphiQL Explorer
    • GraphQL Playground
  • Page and Component Queries
    • Page Queries
    • Component Queries with StaticQuery
    • Component Queries with the useStaticQuery Hook
  • Conclusion
• 5. Source Plugins and Sourcing Data
  • Using Source Plugins
    • Installing Source Plugins
    • Setting Up Source Plugins
    • Using Environment Variables with Source Plugins
  • Sourcing Data from the Filesystem
    • Setting Up gatsby-source-filesystem
    • Working with Files from the Filesystem
    • Working with Multiple Directories in the Filesystem
  • Sourcing Data from Database Systems
    • MongoDB
    • MySQL
    • PostgreSQL
    • Amazon Redshift, SQLite3, Oracle, and MSSQL
  • Sourcing Data from Third-Party SaaS Services
    • Airtable
    • AWS DynamoDB
    • Google Docs
  • Sourcing Data from CMSs and Commerce Systems
    • Contentful
    • Drupal
    • Netlify CMS
    • Prismic
    • Sanity
    • Shopify
    • WordPress
  • Sourcing Data from Other Sources
    • Sourcing Data from GraphQL APIs
    • Sourcing Data from JSON and YAML
  • Conclusion
• 6. Programmatic Page Creation
  • Traversing GraphQL Data in Pages
  • Working with Transformer Plugins
    • Adding Transformer Plugins
    • Transforming Markdown into Data and HTML
    • Adding a List of Markdown Pages
  • Working with gatsby-node.js
    • Creating Slugs for Markdown Pages
      • Using onCreateNode
      • Using createNodeField
    • Adding a Template
    • Adding Markdown Pages with createPages
  • Conclusion
• 7. Assets in Gatsby
  • Working with Assets
    • Types of Assets in Gatsby
    • Importing Assets Directly with Webpack
    • Querying for Assets with gatsby-source-filesystem
      • Querying for assets in Gatsby pages and components
      • Querying for assets in Markdown files
    • Importing Assets with the static Folder
      • Motivations for using the static folder
      • Referencing a static asset
  • Working with Images
    • The gatsby-plugin-image Plugin (Gatsby 3.0)
      • Using gatsby-plugin-image
      • Static images with gatsby-plugin-image
      • Dynamic images with gatsby-plugin-image
    • The gatsby-image Component (Gatsby 2.0)
      • Using gatsby-image
  • Working with Videos
    • Creating Custom Components for Hosted Videos
    • Querying Videos from Markdown Using GraphQL
    • Self-Hosting Your Own Videos
  • Working with Fonts
    • Adding Local Fonts
    • Adding Web Fonts
      • Adding Google Fonts
      • Adding Adobe Fonts (Typekit)
  • Conclusion
• 8. Adding Data-Driven Features to Gatsby Sites
  • Adding Site Search
    • Implementing Site Search with Algolia
    • Configuring gatsby-plugin-algolia
    • Querying Pages with GraphQL for Indexing
  • Adding a Commenting System
  • Adding Taxonomy to Blog Posts
    • Adding Tags and Querying for All Tags
    • Adding a Tag Page Template
    • Programmatic Tag Page Creation with gatsby-node.js
    • Adding a Tag Index Page
  • Adding Pagination
    • Preparing for Pagination in Page Templates
    • Generating Paginated Pages with gatsby-node.js
  • Adding an RSS Feed
    • Adding an RSS Feed to a Markdown Blog
    • Adding an RSS Feed for Non-Markdown Content
  • Adding Authentication
    • Preparing for Authentication
    • Creating Client-Only Routes
    • Managing Private Routes
    • Providing Privileged Data to Routes
  • Conclusion
• III. Extending Gatsby
• 9. Gatsby Plugins and Starters
  • Creating Gatsby Starters
    • Gatsby Starter Requirements
    • Enabling Starter Configuration
    • Starter Performance and Accessibility
    • Licensing, Testing, and Releasing Starters
  • Creating Gatsby Plugins
    • Plugin Nomenclature
    • Initializing a New Plugin Project
    • Plugin Configuration with Options
      • Accessing and passing plugin configuration options
      • Validating plugin configuration with an options schema
      • Best practices for writing options schemas
      • Performing unit testing on options schemas
    • Interacting with Gatsby Lifecycle APIs
  • Creating Source Plugins
    • Initializing Projects for Source Plugin Development
    • Installing the Source Plugin
    • Creating GraphQL Nodes
    • Querying and Sourcing Remote Data
      • Configuring an Apollo client to retrieve data
      • Querying data from the API
      • Optimizing remote images and creating remote File nodes
      • Transforming File nodes with Sharp plugins
    • Establishing Foreign Key Relationships
    • Using Plugin Options to Allow Customization
  • Creating Transformer Plugins
    • Reviewing an Example: gatsby-transformer-yaml
    • Ensuring Needed Data Is Sourced
    • Transforming Nodes
    • Establishing the Transformer Relationship
    • Creating New Nodes from Derived Data and Querying
  • Publishing and Maintaining Plugins
    • Submitting Plugins to the Gatsby Plugin Library
    • Maintaining Plugins
      • Handling plugin patches and improvements
      • Writing a README and documentation
      • Managing dependency versions
  • Conclusion
• 10. Gatsby Themes
  • Gatsby Themes in Context
    • Differences from Plugins and Starters
    • Deciding Between Using and Creating a Theme
  • Using Gatsby Themes
    • Starting a New Site from a Theme
    • Using a Theme in an Existing Site
    • Using Multiple Gatsby Themes
  • Creating Gatsby Themes
    • Creating New Themes
    • Gatsby Theme Conventions
      • Nomenclature and required directories
      • Separating data queries from rendering components
      • Providing data customization in themes
      • Releasing and versioning Gatsby themes
    • Converting Starters into Themes
  • Theme Shadowing
    • Theme Shadowing in gatsby-theme-blog
    • Shadowing Other Files
    • Extending Shadowed Files
  • Conclusion
• IV. Production Gatsby
• 11. Debugging and Testing Gatsby
  • Testing Gatsby
    • Unit Testing with Jest
      • Configuring Jest
      • Writing unit tests
      • Running unit tests
    • Testing React Components
    • Visual Testing with Storybook
    • End-to-End Testing with Cypress
  • Debugging Gatsby
    • Debugging Static Builds
    • Debugging the Build Process
    • Debugging Server-Side Rendering Issues
    • Debugging Cache Issues
    • Debugging Asynchronous Lifecycle Methods
  • Conclusion
• 12. Deploying Gatsby
  • Environment Variables
    • Defining Environment Variables
      • Client-side environment variables
      • Server-side environment variables
    • Using Environment Variables
  • Using Path and Asset Prefixes
    • Path Prefixes
    • Asset Prefixes
  • Deploying to Hosting Services
    • Netlify
    • Vercel
    • Gatsby Cloud
    • AWS Amplify
    • Azure
    • Amazon S3
    • Heroku
    • Firebase
    • GitHub Pages
  • Conclusion
• V. Advanced Gatsby
• 13. Advanced Topics in Gatsby
  • Creating Recipes
    • Infrastructure as Code
    • Automating Site Operations with Recipes
  • Adding Components to Markdown with MDX
    • Getting Started with MDX
    • Creating MDX Pages
    • Importing Components into MDX Files
    • Customizing Markdown Components
  • Schema Customization
    • Explicitly Defining Data Types
      • The Node interface and automatic type inference
      • Creating explicit type definitions
      • Handling nested types
    • Implementing the createResolvers API
    • Creating Custom Interfaces and Unions
  • Custom Gatsby Configuration
    • Babel
    • Babel Plugin Macros
    • Webpack
    • Customizing html.js
    • ESLint
    • Proxying API Requests
  • Performance Optimization
    • Caching Gatsby Sites
    • Adding a Progressive Web App Manifest File
    • Adding Offline Support with Service Workers
    • Profiling with React Profiler
    • Performance Tracing for Gatsby Builds
    • Conditional Page Builds
  • Conclusion
• 14. Gatsby Internals
  • APIs and Plugins in Gatsby
    • Loading Configured Plugins
    • The apiRunInstance Object
    • Executing Plugins and Injecting Arguments
  • The Gatsby Build Lifecycle
    • Node Creation
      • Establishing parent and child relationships
      • Handling stale nodes
    • Schema Generation
    • Schema Inference
      • Inferring fields on the created Node object
      • Inferring child and parent fields
    • Schema Root Fields and Utility Types
      • Plural root fields
      • Singular root fields
      • Pagination types
      • Filter types
      • Sort types
    • Page Creation
    • Query Extraction and Execution
      • Query extraction
      • Query execution
    • Writing Out Pages
      • The pages.json file
      • The sync-requires.js file
      • The async-requires.js file
      • The data.json file
  • Bundling Gatsby
    • Generating the JavaScript Bundle
    • The production-app.js file
    • Enabling Code Splitting and Prefetching
      • Splitting into and naming chunks
      • Mapping chunks to chunk assets
      • Referencing chunks in current page HTML
      • Referencing chunks to be prefetched
  • Conclusion
• A. The Gatsby CLI
  • Gatsby Cheat Sheet
    • Common CLI Commands
    • Quick Start Commands
    • Helpful File Definitions
    • Top Documentation Pages
  • Gatsby CLI Commands
    • new
    • develop
    • build
    • serve
    • info
    • clean
    • plugin
    • repl
• B. Gatsby Component APIs
  • <Link />
    • <Link /> Usage
    • Active Styles for <Link />
    • Working with Props in <Link />
    • navigate
  • gatsby-plugin-image
    • StaticImage
    • GatsbyImage
    • Image Options
      • layout
      • width and height
      • aspectRatio
      • placeholder
      • formats
      • transformOptions
    • Helper Functions
      • getImage
      • getSrc
      • getSrcSet
      • withArtDirection
• C. Gatsby Configuration APIs
  • Config APIs
    • siteMetadata
    • plugins
    • flags
    • pathPrefix
    • polyfill
    • mapping
    • proxy
    • developMiddleware
  • Node APIs
    • createPages
      • Parameters
      • Return value
      • Example
    • createPagesStatefully
    • createResolvers
      • Parameters
      • Example
    • createSchemaCustomization
      • Parameters
      • Example
    • onCreateBabelConfig
      • Parameters
      • Example
    • onCreateDevServer
      • Parameters
      • Example
    • onCreateNode
      • Example
    • onCreatePage
    • onCreateWebpackConfig
      • Parameters
      • Example
    • onPostBootstrap
    • onPostBuild
    • onPreBootstrap
    • onPreBuild
    • onPreExtractQueries
    • onPreInit
    • pluginOptionsSchema
      • Parameters
      • Example
    • preprocessSource
    • resolvableExtensions
    • setFieldsOnGraphQLNodeType
      • Parameters
      • Example
    • sourceNodes
      • Example
    • unstable_onPluginInit
      • Example
    • unstable_shouldOnCreateNode
      • Example
• Index