GitCMS

Navigate to your GitHub repository and click on the GitCMS icon in your Chrome extension menu. Click the 'Init' button to begin setup.

Enter your static site's URL and specify the media folder where your content assets will be stored. This creates an organized structure for all your media files.

Create collections to organize your content. Specify collection names and folder paths for your markdown files to establish a clear content structure.

Define your frontmatter schema with various field types including title, text, datetime, media, and more to create a rich content editing experience.

Use GitCMS's rich text editor to create and edit content. Preview your changes instantly before committing. The extension provides a side-by-side view of your markdown and rendered content.

Create and manage your content pipeline using GitHub Projects. Set up custom views, track content status (Draft, Review, Published), and collaborate with your team using GitHub's built-in project management features.

Set up GitHub Actions workflows to automatically build and deploy your site whenever content changes are pushed. Compatible with Netlify, Vercel, GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages, and other popular hosting platforms.

Leverage GitHub's pull requests and review system for content updates. Team members can suggest changes, leave comments, and approve content updates before they go live.