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How to use in gatsby
Step 1: Create a gatsby project or use in a template
You can use the plugin in a template or new project, must be a gatsby project.
Step 2: Install plugin
Install the plugin:
//npm
npm i -S gatsby-source-subsocial
//yarn
yarn add gatsby-source-subsocialStep 3: Setup gatsby-config.js
Setup the file with these params:
- substrateNodeUrl: subsocial websocket
- ipfsNodeUrl : ipfs url
- spaceIds : Array of spaces you want to show
- seedPhrase: your address passPhrase
For example
{
resolve: `gatsby-source-subsocial`,
options: {
substrateNodeUrl: `wss://para.f3joule.space`,
ipfsNodeUrl: `https://crustwebsites.net`,
spaceIds: ["10497"],
phraseSecret: "hello this is a passphrase of my address" //Use env vars process.env.PHRASE_SECRET
},
}You can check your spaceIds in http://localhost:8000/___graphql
- Go to menu: Graphiql Explorer -> choose: AllMySpacesSubsocial/edge/nodes
Step 4: GraphQl config and requests in components
Go to you graphql project, usually in http://localhost:8000/___graphql
Check this data:
- Go to menu: Graphiql Explorer -> choose: AllPostsSubsocial/nodes: Here you can choose posts field to format query
Step 5: Render your data
Copy the graphQl structure request, then add to your component.
Usually, the format for posts is:
...
export const query = graphql`
query {
allPostsSubsocial {
edges {
node {
id
image
tags
title
body
}
}
}
}
`