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Contribution guide #120
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I agree! Regarding https locally: you can allow insecure localhost by enabling |
But seriously, who is using https for development?
19.05.2017 01:46 "Benedikt D Valdez" <[email protected]> napisał(a):
… I agree!
Regarding https locally: you can allow insecure localhost by enabling
chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost
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The biggest barrier to tux right now is that it only has a cms adapter for Contentful. E.g. the example app only works with specific schema/data in contentful, and to edit it, you need a Contentful admin user with access to this data. We're currently evaluating the best option to get people started with new/example apps. Maybe a different adapter, shared contentful user or instructions for creating your own contentful site. Regarding https... that's another Contentful requirement. You can't login with OAuth2 from a http url. 🙁 |
I think we need to create our local API server with data for demo and don't
use contentfull.
19.05.2017 10:18 "Eiríkur Heiðar Nilsson" <[email protected]>
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… The biggest barrier to tux right now is that it only has a cms adapter for
Contentful.
E.g. the example app only works with specific schema/data in contentful,
and to edit it, you need a Contentful admin user with access to this data.
We're currently evaluating the best option to get people started with
new/example apps. Maybe a different adapter, shared contentful user or
instructions for creating your own contentful site.
Regarding https... that's another Contentful requirement. You can't login
with OAuth2 from a http url. 🙁
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Creating a mocker for contentful would be non-trivial – but creating a simple alternative adapter for a local API server that returns some JSON scheme would make more sense IMHO. Personally, I'd always intend to use tux with some adapter, but not sure. |
Hello there!
I think this project needs some contribution guide. I've installed it locally, opened example project and that's all. I can not even edit the example project data.
Also https locally not working well - chrome is blocking it.
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