gatsby-theme-catalyst-bery v7.0.7

Gatsby Theme Catalyst Bery

This theme is for a personal blog and demonstrates tight integration with SANITY.io as the CMS and Gatsby as the frontend. It comes with a preconfigured content schema for SANITY.io and demonstration data you can import for a quick start. It features Seo optimization, social image sharing, RSS feed integration, and a clean design language that focuses on your content.

This is also an example of "ejecting" from using a preset header themes and building your own custom header to interact with the other Catalyst themes. The header used here is completely custom for this theme, and not one of the prebuilt options available.

Demos

• gatsby-starter-catalyst-bery

Catalyzing Start

Because this theme and starter relies on a SANITY.io backend there are a few additional steps to get up and running.

Install the theme and starter

## Install the theme and starter
gatsby new bery https://github.com/ehowey/gatsby-starter-catalyst-bery`
cd bery

Install SANITY.io

## Initiate a new SANITY project using their CLI
cd sanity-studio
sanity install
## Setup a new SANITY.io dataset
## Choose Yes to reconfigure the SANITY project
## Chose Yes to use the default dataset configuration
sanity init
## Import the placeholder data
## Import to the "production" dataset
cd data
sanity dataset import production.tar.gz
# Deploy the graphql schema
cd ..
sanity graphql deploy
# Start your studio on a localhost
sanity start

Update your gatsby-config

You need to update the projectId from SANITY.io so that the theme can properly source its data. You can find this in the file sanity-studio/sanity.json.

Update your gatsby-config.js:

{
  resolve: `gatsby-theme-catalyst-bery`,
  options: {
    sanityProjectId: `c1x70rzt`, // Change this line
  },
},

Run gatsby develop

You can now run gatsby develop and your site will build correctly sourcing data from SANITY.io!

Theme options

Bery accepts all options from the core theme and sanity theme directly, e.g. you can set useColorMode via gatsby-theme-catalyst-bery and it is passed down to the correct theme appropriately. Note that because of the custom header component and the theme design some theme options may not work as expected - e.g. the site title and avatar image are not optional as they hardcoded into the custom header. This theme was built with a more singluar design and could be modified via component shadowing if needed.

For example the following config is valid:

{
      resolve: `gatsby-theme-catalyst-bery`,
      options: {
        sanityProjectId: `4w5ygwpy`, // Required
        rssTitle: "My Great Blog",
        rssDescription: "A little description of who I am and why I am great.",
        // Defaults
        // sanityPostPath: `/posts`,
        // footerContentLocation: "center",
        // sanityPostListTitle: "Blog",
        // sanityPostListPath: `/`,
      },
    },

Bery Options

Sanity Theme Options

Core Theme Options

Footer Theme Options

Variants

To implement in a future release.