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@wernerglinka/in-situ-editor

v0.11.1

Published

In-site section-builder editor for Metalsmith structured-content sites, with Chrome built-in AI and Netlify Identity publishing. Run `npx @wernerglinka/in-situ-editor` inside a starter-derived site to install it.

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Readme

@wernerglinka/in-situ-editor

The in-situ editor: an in-site, section-builder admin for Metalsmith structured-content sites, with Chrome built-in AI and Netlify Identity publishing.

npm: version license: MIT

This package is the editor's published, editor-only instance. It is generated from the editor's dev fixture by export-editor.mjs; do not hand-edit the copied surface here — change it in the fixture and re-export.

Install

Inside a freshly cloned starter-derived site:

npx @wernerglinka/in-situ-editor

This vendors the editor into your site (you own and commit the copied files — that is the point of an in-situ editor) and prints the remaining wiring:

  1. npm install metalsmith-site-data metalsmith-bundled-components
  2. Wire the plugins into metalsmith.js (emit the editor schema from metalsmith-bundled-components with schema: { enabled: true }; place pagesArtifact() before collections() and dataArtifact() after it, before permalinks()).
  3. Make sure the site loads its data files into metadata().data before dataArtifact() runs.
  4. Set up Netlify Identity + the publish Function's GitHub PAT (the PAT lives only in the Function, never the client).
  5. Review the POC globals in lib/layouts/admin.njk (window.AUTHORS, locales).
  6. Build, then open /admin/?admin=true. Sign in to edit and publish.

Re-run with --force to overwrite an existing install.

Add --dev to also copy the distribution scripts into the site, turning it into a self-contained dev fixture you can develop the editor in and re-export from (node scripts/export-editor.mjs <dir>). A plain content install omits it.

Author

[email protected]

License

MIT