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iteam.se

This is the source for iteam.se -- a headless Ghost with a Sapper frontend.

Content management

There are two different types of content in Ghost, pages and posts.

Posts

All posts are fetched and listed on the front page. Blog posts, customer cases and job postings are examples of such posts. There are also pages on the website that list only posts having a specific tag, such as the blog page that only lists blog posts!

Tags

  • Blog: Blogg
  • Customer case: Case
  • Job posting: Jobb

Pages

Pages are used for content that is only supposed to show up on a specific page. One use case is coworkers - each coworker is added as a page and tagged accordingly.

Tags

  • Coworker: Medarbetare

Contributing

Quick start

There is a dev environment setup on https://iteam-se.iteamdev.io and if you just pull this repo and run the sapper web, your local instance is already configured to pull content from it. You will require nvm for this step.

cd sapper
nvm use # or nvm install
npm ci
npm run dev
# Now open http://localhost:3000

Running the whole stack locally

For this you will need to have docker and docker-compose installed.

Setup

Create a file called .env in ./sapper and paste the following:

GHOST_URL=http://localhost:2368
GHOST_KEY=
  1. Get ghost and mariadb running with docker-compose up
  2. Open http://localhost:2368/ghost
  3. Follow the steps there to setup your account
  4. Open http://localhost:2368/ghost/#/settings/integrations
  5. Click "Add custom integration"
  6. After creating the integration, copy the "Content API Key"
  7. Paste the key after GHOST_KEY= into ./sapper/.env
  8. cd ./sapper
  9. npm ci
  10. npm run dev
  11. Open http://localhost:3000

Deployment

To deploy on the K8s cluster. Connect the VPN and then run:

skaffold run

Use kubens iteam-se to explore the stack. You can also run skaffold run --tail to see the logs of the deployment.