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EXPERIMENTAL: A DatoCMS plugin to create Visualize Charts directly from the Dato editor | Read-only mirror of https://github.com/visualize-admin/datocms-plugin-visualize — visualize.admin.ch. Issues & pull requests at the source.
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README.md

NOTE: This project is EXPERIMENTAL. Use at your own risk.

Visualize DatoCMS plugin

Create Visualize Charts directly from Dato

Configuration

[Describe/screenshot any global/instance parameters this plugin requires]

Development

Install all the project dependencies with:

yarn install

Add this plugin in development mode to one of your DatoCMS project with:

yarn addToProject

Start the local development server with:

yarn start

The plugin will be served from http://localhost:3333/. Insert this URL as the plugin Entry point URL.

Publishing

Before publishing this plugin, make sure:

  • you've properly described any configuration parameters in this README file;
  • you've properly compiled this project's package.json following the official rules;
  • you've added a cover image (cover.png) and a preview GIF (preview.gif) into the docs folder.

When everything's ready, just run:

yarn publish