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This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.

Getting the App Up and Running

  • git clone and cd into the project

React App

  • npm install to install all dependencies
  • npm start
  • Navigate to localhost:3000 to view app

Sanity Studio

To get our Sanity Studio up and running, we need to have a projectId in src/client.js. If you already have a projectId then be sure to add that value there. Otherwise you will need to sanity init. All instructions are below.

If you already have a projectId:

  • Run the command cd mysanityblog
  • Run sanity install to install Sanity dependencies
  • Add projectId to src/client.js
  • Run sanity start
  • Navigate to localhost:3333 to view Sanity Studio

If you do not have a projectId:

  • Run the command cd mysanityblog
  • Run sanity init
  • Answer the following questions:
    • Create new project — Hit Enter.
    • Your project name: — We can name it whatever we would like. Let’s use My Sanity Blog for this project.
    • Use the default dataset configuration? — The default dataset configuration has a public dataset named "production", let's stick with that. So type in "Y" and hit Enter.
    • Project output path: — This will show us the path where our sanity project will live. The path should show the path that leads to this: /sanity-react/mysanityblog. Hit Enter.
    • Select project template: — Here we are going to choose Blog (schema). Using the arrow keys, navigate to that so it’s showing blue. Hit Enter once there. Success!
  • Add new projectId to src/client.js (detailed instructions below)
  • Run sanity start
  • Navigate to localhost:3333 to view Sanity Studio

Sanity Management

Connecting the React app and Sanity project can be done with the following steps:

  • Navigate to manage.sanity.io
  • Click on the name of your project (name was created during sanity init)
  • Find the projectId at the top of the project's dashboard.
    • Navigate to src/client.js in the code and insert the projectId where it says "YOUR PROJECT ID HERE"
  • Back in the project's dashboard, go to the "Settings" tab
    • Click on API
    • Under "CORS Origins" click on "ADD NEW ORIGIN"
    • Insert http://localhost:3000
    • Click on "ADD NEW ORIGIN"

Happy Blogging!