Install Gatsby v1 and Scaffold a Blog
In this lesson, you’ll install Gatsby and the plugins that give the default starter the ability to transform Markdown into HTML.
Instructor: [00:00] I'm going to get started by doing npm install-g gatsby-cli. After it's done doing its thing, we'll do gatsby new, and I'll call it my blog. When it's done, I'll cd into my blog and I'm going to install couple of plugins to convert mark down into HTML. I'll do yarn add gatsby-source-filesystem and gatsby-transformer-remark.
[00:24] Now that the plugins are installed we need to add them to our gatsby-config file. I'll reformat this file a little bit. Now under plugins, we'll add gatsby-transformer-remark and then we can feed a configuration object that will set up gatsby-source-filesystem for us.
[00:37] We'll resolve gatsby-source-filesystem. For options, we'll pass the name of source, and for path, we'll give it a string template with __dirname for our current directory/src, and now we're set up.
Options doesn't work for me.
I got this response:
error
The path passed to gatsby-source-filesystem does not exist on your file system:
${__dirname}/src
Please pick a path to an existing directory.
this work form me:
options: {
name: 'pages',
path:${__dirname}/src/pages
}
Same error with the path as above - I expect something changed with the plugin
I'm getting yarn is not recognized as an internal or external command
How do you get your vi to look like that?