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#lexlyHave any here used a headless cms to publish static site content? I’m using Hugo on a Debian ARM box and have hacked together a publishing workflow with a web server and webhooks, but now maybe it’s time for something slightly more robust? I’ve been looking at Cockpit, and it seems like a decent choice?
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#ZegnatI feel like we had some people playing with this …
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "contentful" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "contentful is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#ZegnatYeah, and I was pretty sure atleast the (co-)organiser had their website on that stack. But apparently never documented.
#ZegnatAlso feel like some people were talking about using Drupal as a storage but rendering a static site infront? But also do not see that documented on /Drupal :(
#lexlyLooks like Contentful is pretty amazing, but maybe not possible for a self-hosted install? I should have said that my site runs local on a raspberry pi, and I’d like to keep all I need there.
#sknebelZegnat: didn't you look at some headless thing too recently, but decide it wasn't for you?
#ZegnatI was looking into both Cockpit (https://getcockpit.com/) and Directus (https://directus.io/). I think I ended up putting the most time in Directus and that one ended up as not for me, as I was unable to change schemas in production (or something)
#ZegnatDo not offhand remember where I landed on Cockpit
#[Murray]I've used Directus in the past, as well as playing around with Cockpit and currently use Craft fully headless 🙂
#[Murray]I liked Directus but it felt like they were prioritising dev workflow over content workflow, which was great for initial setup but then just made actually using the thing slightly, shall we say, quirky
#[Murray]Cockpit feels like one of the closest experiences to Contentful whilst retaining control of your content, personally I think it's a really solid solution, but I've yet to find any CMS with a content workflow as smooth as Craft
#lexlyThat’s super helpful feedback, thank you [Murray].
#[Murray]Publishing on Craft to a static site is pretty simple if you have webhooks set up, as there's a (I believe first-class) plugin for triggering outgoing hooks. If you host on Netlify there's a third-party plugin which is incredibly easy
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#[Murray]FYI in case you haven't come across it yet, https://headlesscms.org/ is a really useful resource for comparing. I remember Strapi was a contender for a while too form me, can't remember why I gave up on it though 😄
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#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "twitter provided embed" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "twitter provided embed is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#jamietanna!tell lexly I've used https://www.netlifycms.org/ for Hugo, but I'd recommend seing if you can get a Micropub endpoint running, because then you can use any of the Micropub clients :D
#lexlythanks [jamietanna], I was just looking at the netlify CMS (and craft CMS and cockpit CMS too). What I'm realizing is that even simple CMS's are more than what I need today. Supporting even part of the micropub spec and using one of the many nifty clients (or writing my own) looks to be the best lightweight solution for my little pi server.
#Loqilexly: jamietanna left you a message 13 minutes ago: I've used https://www.netlifycms.org/ for Hugo, but I'd recommend seing if you can get a Micropub endpoint running, because then you can use any of the Micropub clients :D
#lahackeri figured if i needed to spawn a virtual screen to spawn a headless browser then i should be able to just send clicks to x,y coordinates
#lahackeralice's post is POSSE'd to twitter upon every rerun of the notebook; in implementing bob's reply i finally understand the design of u-syndication
#lahackerwe'll see how long alice, bob and carol test twitter accounts stay active :)