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Netlify

This is a dump of some of the things we did to setup practice libaray on my github working along side netlify

  1. created static/admin folder
  2. added 2 files index.html and config.toml

github auth

  1. setup the backend to connect using github.
  2. On github repo created a new OAuth app and held the secret and client id for the next step
  3. on netlify, created a new app.
  4. On new app go to settings/Access Control and add a GitHub OAuth with the secret and client id from above step
  5. Add script tag's login widget to admin/index.html head and also to the end of the <body> in the generated doc site. NOTE - not 100% sure if this is needed or what it does. Think it's the dialog for the login page, but dunno if we need it on the generated site's html.

git-gateway auth

  1. setup the backend to connect using git-gateway in config.toml.

  2. TODO - Add roles in there too ???

  3. on netlify, created a new app.

  4. On new app go to settings/Identity and add a GitHub external provider

  5. CLICK THE ENABLE GATEWAY BUTTON !!!

  6. Add script tag's login widget to admin/index.html head and also to the end of the <body> in the generated doc site. NOTE - not 100% sure if this is needed or what it does. Think it's the dialog for the login page, but dunno if we need it on the generated site's html.

  7. build and deploy - created a netlify.toml config file

  8. added some build env vars specific for prod and non-prod to use the latest version of hugo.

  9. added a build.sh file to be executed by the build system and wired it to the netlify.toml config. This gives a hook for running our builds / tests etc.