paritytech/parity-website

Parity Technologies builds core blockchain infrastructure. From Parity Ethereum, the most advanced Ethereum client, to Polkadot, the next-generation interoperable blockchain network.

Parity Technologies Website

https://www.parity.io

Production Live Site

🚀 Quick start

1. Clone this Repo

2. Get Setup

   Navigate into your new site’s directory and install all dependencies.

   cd parity-website
   yarn

3. Development Server

   Navigate into your new site’s directory and use the following command to start the development server locally, once the dependencies have been installed.

   cd parity-website
   yarn develop

4. Open the code and start customizing!

   Your site is now running at http://localhost:8000! And your GraphiQL data layer is running at http://localhost:8000/__graphql

   Edit to see your site update in real-time!

🧰 Troubleshooting

Make sure to follow the following steps in order to troubleshoot any development issues:

1. Version NodeJS: 14 (v14.19.3, use .nvmrc) GatsbyCLI: 2.26.1 Before installing new plugins (especially for gatsby), make sure which version of CLI is supported.

2. Clear Cache (for runtime errors) use yarn clean if the server is stale or having issues reloading in your browser of choice.

📝 BLOG / Content Contribution

• Content Team uses Forestry CMS to make changes directly to forestry-cms branch. Once finished, Content team requests a review and push to production that is handled by @paritytech/webops, by merging branch to main.

🎋 Forestry CMS Setup

• Content Team: Forestry taps into /content/ folder, sub-folder, & files for any content that needs to be exposed to Forestry CMS.
• Blog Setup: Blog content is located under /blog/{blog-name}/ and directly editable through Forestry CMS.

🌍 i18n Setup (currently only English in use)

This website uses two gatsby themes in-order to provide internationalization.

• gatsby-theme-i18n
  • configured through gatsby-config. Currently only set to english.
• gatsby-theme-i18n-react-intl
  • All the transaltion strings are stored under content/react-intl/
  • In order to activate another language, update configuration in gatsby-config and add new-lang.json under content/react-intl/

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