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@goodfellow-cms/bitbucket

v0.13.0

Published

Edit a Goodfellow CMS site stored on Bitbucket, straight from the browser.

Readme

@goodfellow-cms/bitbucket

Edit a Goodfellow site stored on Bitbucket Cloud, straight from the browser: sign-in with an access token, an API token, or Bitbucket's own sign-in, publishing as single commits, conflict checks, drafts, and pull requests, the nightly update, scheduled changes that go live at their time, and plugins' tasks through Bitbucket Pipelines, and content kept in a repository of its own (contentOnly and code).

import { bitbucket } from "@goodfellow-cms/bitbucket";

export default defineConfig({ blocks, backend: bitbucket({ repo: "your-workspace/your-site" }) });

Bitbucket's own static websites have one address for each workspace and no custom domains, so sites stored on Bitbucket are built and put online by Vercel. npm create goodfellow@latest my-site -- --bitbucket your-workspace/your-site sets one up, with its bitbucket-pipelines.yml.

Goodfellow is a website builder for people who aren't developers, with no server or database: pages are files in your own GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repository, edited in a visual editor built on Puck. To start a new site, run npm create goodfellow@latest my-site. See the documentation for everything else.

More in the docs: Sign-in and Hosts and business sites.

License

MIT