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•Created by fTxUser on 12/26/2024 in #questions-🙋
basic questions
Hello, I am a beginner (aka noob) and just found out about manifest and it seems like a good fit for building a astro blog.
I have some general questions though:
Do I understand it correct that I would intall Manifest via npm into my Astro project/directory and deploy that to github as one?
Once deployed how does one access the admin panel? Is it also just <www.domain.com>:1111?
Is there a way to configure CORS so that only my site can access my data in manifest?
Do I understand it correct that I can simply define my users in the yaml file and they can simply login with my provided pw to edit the site, no need for further setup?
Can I use the auth feature to create a logged in state for my astro site, without using the Manifest Backend/Admin Panel?
Thanks! Looks like a really amazing project, very exciting for devs who want to build simple sites.
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KPCKevin Powell - Community
•Created by fTxUser on 8/8/2024 in #back-end
CMS that only interacts with a exisiting Database?
So most Headless CMS come or connect to a database on the backend and the Headless CMS than creates API endpoints that you can than access from your Frontend to get the content into your site.
Since Pocketbase, Supabase, Firebase offer such great integrated backend solutions with Auth, DB, API endpoints - I am now wondering if there is a Headless CMS that only acts as a frontend for updating such a BaaS system.
Since Pocketbase offers an API for my site to get content, I only really need the CMS to do CRUD operation on tables via the API that Pocketbase offers and it doesn't need to create a API for the frontend, since Pocketbase/Supabase already offer that.
At the same time I don't want to have to build a custom CRUD Frontend for my BaaS Backend.
Maybe I have a knot in my brain, but it doesn't seem like any headless CMS is really doing this or am I just not understanding something here?
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KPCKevin Powell - Community
•Created by fTxUser on 7/31/2024 in #front-end
Best practice to style standard HTML elements with TailwindCSS?
I am exploring Tailwind atm while learning Astro. TailwindCSS is removing all spacings, sizings and formatting of HTML elements by default, so you can use your own system.
What is the best practice to style repeating elements like <p> or <h1> elements when using Tailwind?
should I use @apply in my stylesheet?
p {
@apply p-2;
}
just use standard css?
p {
padding: 1rem;
}
or is there a better way to handle this?
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KPCKevin Powell - Community
•Created by fTxUser on 7/26/2023 in #os-and-tools
Using AI to process, classify and filter text?
First off: I am a noob, only work with HTML and CSS, but have a little bit of understanding of how programming and the web works.
So I am interestig on how one would process html / text nowadays to classifiy it by certain standards. Let's say for example I would want to filter a number out of a block of text, but if there are multiple numbers, I want to prefer the number that has a certain word in it's radius and so on.
I know that this can be done with regex (regular expressions), but wonder how hard it is to build such a classification service using ML/AI services available today.
Anybody have some poiners on where to start looking / learning or can maybe sketch out the process roughly?
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