Gatsby Typescript template, which uses Styled Tailwind library

Overall usage

By putting new posts into content/posts directory as .md or .mdx files, You can create new entries, which are used by Gatsby to automatically generate static sites.

Please refer to tailwind-styled-components documentation for information about styling elements by using styled-components syntax and TailwindCSS classes.

Static pages generation is carried out by using the createPages function inside gatsby-node.js file. Please modify the query there if You want to expand upon the posts frontmatter, as well as the layout (src/layouts/BlogPostLayout.tsx).

Custom aliases

If You want to use aliases for easier imports, check out the gatsby-config.js file (and tsconfig.json) if You want to use plugins based on it, to define those paths and embrace more @-goodness.

CI/CD

This template also comes with following pipelines defined in .github/workflowsdirectory:

• code-quality.yaml: This one runs ESLint and Typescript checkers to catch a plethora of linting and typing errors in Your code.
• markdown-syntax.taml: A basic syntax and style check for Markdown files with complimentary validation of links embedded inside their contents i.e. whether they work or not

For customization of rules used for code and/or Markdown checks, please refer to markdownlint.json and .eslint* configuration files.