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markdown-to-graphcool

v0.5.3

Published

## Usage

Downloads

91

Readme

markdown-to-graphcool

Usage

Local install

git clone [email protected]:graphcool/markdown-to-graphcool.git
cd markdown-to-graphcool
yarn
npm link

Running

export GRAPHCOOL_PROJECT_ID="____"
export GRAPHCOOL_PAT="___"
markdown-to-graphcool --content <dir>

Options

  • --content, -c: Content directory
  • --base, -b: Base directory for item sourceFilePath (defaults to content directory)
  • --reset: Deletes all existing items & subitems

Example content item

---
alias: a123456789 # must be 10 chars
path: /docs/guides/simple
layout: BLOG
preview: img.jpg # optional
title: Setting up a GraphQL backend in 5 minutes # optional - defaults to `h1` tag
shorttitle: Setup Backend # optional - defaults to title
description: This is a mildly long description
beta: true # optional, is false by default
publication_date: '2017-01-05T15:46:38.155Z' # only valid but needed for BLOG layout
simple_relay_twin: a123456789 # optional (only valid for REFERENCE layout)
tags:
  - relay
  - platform
related:
  more:
    - a123456789
    - b123456789
  further:
    - b123456789
    - a123456789
---

# Relay tutorial

Some initial content. This is part of the item's `body`.

<!-- alias:middle-section -->

## Sub headlines (with parentheses)

Some middle selection. This is the body of the subitem's `body` with `alias` "middle-section". [This is a link](!alias-b123456789) to item with alias "b123456789".

You can even [link](!alias-b123456789#sub-headlines-with-parentheses) to headline anchors.

<!-- alias:some-end -->

This is the end 🎅

Server

type Item {
  id: ID!
  body: String!
  alias: String!
  tags: [String!]!
  path: String!
  layout: Layout!
  preview: String
  description: String!
  title: String!
  shorttitle: String!
  hash: String!
  sourceFilePath: String!
  lastModified: DateTime!
  subitems: [Subitem!]!
  relatedMore: [Item!]!
  relatedFurther: [Item!]!
  beta: Boolean!
  publicationDate: Date
  simpleRelayTwin: String
}

type Subitem {
  id: ID!
  body: String!
  alias: String!
  item: Item!
}

enum Layout { BLOG, TUTORIAL, REFERENCE, FAQ }