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You'll be presented with an autocomplete list. Netlify functions:create # ntl functions:create also works Create your first Netlify Function: Netlify CLI has a set of templates available to help you get started writing serverless functions.You can also save this in a netlify.toml config file, or the CLI will create it for you: Īs you can see in the above example, We'll also specify where we'll save our functions to the creatively named functions folder. You will be prompted for a "build command", which for Gatsby is yarn build, and a "publish directory", which for Gatsby is public. Create your Netlify instance for your Gatsby site:.

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Netlify login # to link your free Netlify account Let's walk through the steps to add Netlify Functions:

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If you don't have one, fork and download gatsby-starter-default. We'll assume you have a Gatsby site ready to go already, preferably linked to a Git remote like GitHub. Netlify Functions are a great low configuration solution for adding serverless functionality to your Gatsby site. Using Netlify Dev to add Serverless Functions Your site should be as dynamic as you need it to be, but no more. Of course, the more you do this, the more resource intensive (in terms of bandwidth and computation) it can be, so there is a performance tradeoff. The beauty of serverless functions is that it is incrementally adoptable - your site grows with your needs - and with JavaScript you can rerender entire sections of your site based on live API data. No, you don't have to rewrite everything. Oh no! Now you have to rewrite everything and move to a Digital Ocean droplet! Maybe you need to ping a database to check your inventory.Maybe you need a serverside proxy to get around CORS issues.

Maybe you have third party API secrets you don't want to expose to your user.

Now imagine your client comes to you and asks you to add some custom logic that needs to be executed on the server: You can npm run build it, and it spits out a bunch of HTML files. Let's say you have a typical static Gatsby site, like gatsby-starter-default. Gatsby's ability to rehydrate (what a delicious word!) the DOM means you can do incredibly dynamic things with JavaScript and React that would be much harder with legacy SSG's. Why would you use something like Gatsby over Jekyll or Hugo or one of the hundreds of Static Site Generators out there? There are many reasons, but one of the unique selling points is how Gatsby helps you build "Static Progressive Web Apps" with React.

?External Provider login with GitHub, Bitbucket, Google, etc.

?Authenticated Serverless Functions (why not!).

?Authentication (with Netlify Identity).

?‍♂️Hide API Secrets from being exposed to Frontend.

?Serverless Functions (with Netlify Dev).

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We'll gradually build up to a full working demo with: Let's see how we can incrementally add functionality to a Gatsby static site with Netlify Functions, and then add authentication with Netlify Identity to create a proper Gatsby app. Gatsby uses JavaScript to rehydrate Markup into a fully dynamic React app - which means you can use APIs to do all sorts of dynamic functionality! Static site generators (SSGs) are traditionally used to generate markup HTML for static sites, and even e-commerce sites, but the modern generation of JavaScript SSGs are enabling full-blown, blazing fast web apps. This is a fundamental insight that goes as deep as the fight for a more open, secure, decoupled, faster web. When interacting with a backend, a JAMstack app can do everything a mobile app can do, without the tyranny of the app store.