feat: make template Sanity CLI ready #46
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@RostiMelk Thanks for all of this! Just tested Anything else to get the "⭐ Featured" badge on sanity.io/templates now for SanityPress? |
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Hey! Jon and I just messaged you in the Sanity community. We would love to collab with you on getting this featured! |
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👋 We've introduced a way to init a template using the Sanity CLI. In order for this to work the template has to follow a small set of rules, which your template almost does with the exception of
.env.examplethat contains spaces around the equal signs, not a part of the .env spec.In addition we have also introduced some tooling to make sure your template is always valid. A GitHub action will run on every push to validate that the template follows the required conventions. You may read more about this in our WIP documentation, in this repo's README.
Usage
With this change you'll be able to initialize this template by running:
or shorthand:
Testing
You can test this out by running this against my fork here: