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svelte-content

v0.0.2

Published

Simple Drop-In Content Management Library for Svelte

Downloads

11

Readme

Svelte Content

So far this just an idea. Svelte Content should be the most lightweight and straight-forward content management library for svelte kit.

Goals

  • Takes less than 3 minutes to drop it into the project
  • Minimum amount of configuration steps - ideally less than 3
  • The most basic setup does NOT require neither external database server nor user-run migrations
  • UI for the content management

Installation steps concept

  1. npm install svelte-content
  2. Some one-liner somewhere in the codebase
  3. Add Prisma's db connection string into .env (initially sqlite, so the extenral service is not necessary)
  4. Done - access the interface via website.com/sc

Make sure there is a basic auth implemented, probably auth.js, or simply define usr/pwd through the .env

Usage in layouts

I'm not completely sure how to handle this, but I have couple of ideas

  • Treat it as a global store, call it sc - sprinkle custom functions on top
  • Figure out how to make it as a globally avilable prop, and somehow connect which route should receive which content

Content editing

The content editing part should be in a form of a sidebar which could be floating over the app. I don't think that, for now, it should have it's separate page.

Visiting website.com/sc will trigger the sidebar on homepage (probably by redirecting back to homepage with certain headers)