Reform Gatsby Starter

Setup!

1. Clone using the template in GitHub
2. Update all existing packages with pnpm dlx npm-check-updates --deep -u and update pnpm with corepack use pnpm@latest (feel free to update the starter repository as well)
3. Enable package update checks in .github/workflows/call-check-updates.yml
4. Update package.json to include proper metadata for the new project
5. Complete TODO items in gatsby-config.ts
6. Add any typography to src/styles/typography.css, and configure a default text color/style in src/components/Layout.css
7. Add any text styles to src/styles/text.ts
8. Configure branch rules on github (you should export and import the starter's rule set)
9. Init Library submodule: git submodule update --init --recursive (if you enable automatic tasks, this will be done for you)
10. Configure the library config according to this project's needs
11. In repository settings, enable "Always suggest updating pull request branches", "Allow auto-merge", and "Automatically delete head branches"
12. Update the README.md to remove these instructions and add project-specific image and name below
13. Set up a Netlify build and link to contentful if available/part of project
14. Add .env variables to Netlify, Notion, and Github
15. Delete summary commit checks from netlify notifications

Project Name

Built with Gatsby. Install with pnpm install and run with pnpm start

Setup

1. Install nvm and Node.js The preferred way to install node is with nvm. After installing nvm, run nvm install in this project to download and use the correct version of node for this project.

2. Install PNPM The preferred way to install pnpm is with corepack. After you've installed node, you install pnpm with corepack enable. You should now be able to run pnpm install and pnpm start Note that if you installed node from homebrew, you may need to install corepack separately.