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Robust starter for Gatsby 2 : Use TS objects as source for React props, and don't spread GraphQL everywhere

• Don't spread GraphQL everywhere
• Load data with GraphQL
  • once for markdown posts
  • if needed : once for additional json data
  • if needed : .... your custom data, images, anything form a plugin...
• These data are loaded as JS objects : write a declaration interface, then use typescript
• Send these typescript objects to React props

• Posts : allMarkdownPost

• Images :

    file{
        relativePath = *.jpg, *.png, *.jpeg, *.gif
        childImageSharp{   // aka GatsbyImageSharpFluid
            src
            srcSet
            base64
            aspectRatio
            sizes
        }
    }
  

From Gatsby images doc:

This isn’t ideal. Optimized images should be easy and the default.

I don't quite agree with the default. There are major shortcoming

• Theory: STUPID principles : P for Prematured Optimization
• CSS : it's really HARD to change the css of the Gatsby Images
• Complexity: it's a PNG, not a PHD

However, optimizing by default when content varies will avoid writers to upload 10Mb images, leaving you with a stalled a website.

So I give Gatsby a point and a try. Gatsby Images are in the starter kit and I recommand you to read the Image section in What I wished I knew before starting Gatsby

...GatsbyImageSharpFluid ...GatsbyImageSharpFluid_tracedSVG : permet d'avoir un SVG placeholder

Check the render method of HotExportedComponent. Expected a string or a class/function but got: object.

Check you return a default value for the component

in src/templates/blog-roll.tsx:

export const BlogRoll = (props:any) => {}
export default BlogRoll;

• You need to compile your js files next to typescript files
  • not in a dist/ directory
  • it's a bit nasty when you want to delete a file
  • #2

• Why lead: ./fc-logo.png is resolved as a string but image: ./fc-logo.png is resolved as an imageSharp
• putting debugger in the code lead to the bad sourceMaps