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Gatsby v2 starter with Bulma CSS, SASS, Google Analytics, SEO, and Netlify deployment for quickly bootstrapping static sites.
Gatsby Bulma Quickstart is a free, open-source Gatsby v2 starter that scaffolds a static site styled with the Bulma CSS framework. It bundles responsive design, SASS, Google Analytics, SEO, and Netlify deployment into a single starting point for new web projects.
Gatsby Bulma Quickstart is a Gatsby v2 starter repository created by Amandeep Mittal to quickly bootstrap a static website using Bulma CSS, SASS, and GraphQL. It takes a fresh Gatsby project and adds a Bulma-based responsive layout, Google Analytics integration, SEO support, and Netlify deployment configuration. The project is currently archived and not actively maintained, per the README notice.
gatsby-plugin-google-analytics; add your tracking ID in gatsby-config.js.npm run develop to get a local server at localhost:8000.npm run develop to launch a development server that hot-reloads edits.gatsby-config.js file to start tracking visitors.The README outlines four steps: install Git or download the repo, run npm run develop inside the directory, edit the source files in your code editor, and configure the Google Analytics tracking ID in gatsby-config.js. The local development server runs at http://localhost:8000 and updates in real time when you save changes.
Yes, it is an open-source project on GitHub, free to use and modify.
No, the README states it is not actively maintained and has been archived, but it can be forked.
You need npm and the Gatsby CLI installed on your development machine.
Edit the gatsby-config.js file and replace the trackingId value with your own ID.
