Sourcing Data Into Gatsby
A core feature of Gatsby is its ability to load data from anywhere -- CMSs, Markdown, other third-party systems, even spreadsheets. This allows teams to manage their content in nearly any backend they prefer.
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How to source data from the filesystem→
Pull data stored in markdown, JSON, YAML, and other files. Grab only the data you need without importing a whole file, or query for metadata associated with multiple files.
Sourcing Data from Contentful→
Model complex content with the popular headless CMS and smoothly pull it into Gatsby. Supports gatsby-image, content preview, and incremental builds.
Sourcing Data from Wordpress→
Sync data from Wordpress and its most popular plugins (ACF, WooCommerce, Yoast, etc). Supports gatsby-image, content preview, and incremental builds.
Sourcing Data from Drupal→
Use Gatsby with a "decoupled Drupal" setup. Supports gatsby-image, content preview, and incremental builds.
Sourcing Data from Other CMSs→
With integrations with dozens of CMSs, teams can produce and organize structured content in the system of their choice, then easily pull it into Gatsby.
How to source data from a database→
Gatsby integrates with Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB and a number of other databases.
How to source data from hosted services→
Gatsby can sync data from a wide variety of hosted services from social media (Instagram, Twitter) to spreadsheets (Airtable, Google Sheets).