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/r/ReactJS - The Front Page of React·/u/TinkerTumbler·3 days ago
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Hi! I am in the process of creating a website for a local tinker space, I am trying to create a website (in this case the wiki part) that moderators is able to change and update through an admin page on the website. The plan is to utilize Docosaurus alongside a fitting CMS solution. This question though has bamboozled me for weeks, I have no proof of concept just half-baked ambitious ideas. For instance utilizing a CDN to pull the content during the build process, this is rather undesirable due to the amount of services to act as middleware, outdated plugins (https://github.com/RDIL/docusaurus-plugin-remote-content), and hosting could get out of hand over time... another idea was to deploy my own GitHub app that commit directly to my repository upon request, however securing it, hosting it, and handling something new sounds a bit overkill to me. Do anyone have any experiences or thoughts linked to this?…

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