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PLACEHOLDER - Obsidian Digital Garden plus Eleventy Serverless OAuth demo

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Stack Overflow user infortion displayed on Obisidian Digital Garden plugin plus Eleventy Serverless generated webpage

About

This is a proof of concept / "minimal, complete, verifiable example" of adding the Eleventy Serverless plugin to an instance of Obisidian Digital Garden's (ODG) template repo for using a Stack Overflow account to log in.

ODG is a community plugin for Obsidian, a cross-platform note-taking app that uses markdown for note files.

License

TBD

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Platform

Web Browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari. Other web browsers like Brave and Edge might work too.

Contact

I created this app using several tools.

Code

  • GitHub
  • Netlify
  • Eleventy
  • Node.js
  • Nunjucks
  • JavaScript
  • HTML
  • SCSS
  • CSS
  • SVG

Highlights

  1. Deploy a site using the Deploy to Netlify button from the Obsidian Digital Garden community plugin documentation. If you want to run this from anywhwere, grab the site URL.
  2. Register the app on stackapps.com. Get the client ID, client secret, and key. For local development/testing, set localhost as the OAuth domain.
  3. Add the client id, client secret and key from the previous step as environment variables to the site settings on Netlify.
  4. Add the Eleventy Serverless plugin to userSetup.js
  5. Add the authentication files from the Eleventy Serverless OAuth demo (Netlify/functions/dynamic/index.js, Netlify/functions/Utils/*, Netlify/functions/auth-before.js and Netlify/functions/auth-callback.js)
  6. Add index.njk and secure.njk from the Eleventy Serverless OAuth demo to /src/site/.
  7. Edit the files from the previous steps.
  8. Edit .gitignore and netlify.toml.
  9. Install the modules required by the Eleventy Serverles OAuth demo (cookie, simple-outh2 and node-fetch). Tip use npm ci instead of npm install / npm i.
  10. To run locally, install netlify-cli, then run netlify link once to run the serverless functions on Netlify servers. Then run netlify dev on the project root directory to build and run a local web hosting server. Wait for the Netlify CLI to give a message including the URL to be used, i.e., http://localhost:8888.
    • I used Chrome for testing locally. Safari blocks third-party cookies. Safari works fine when opening the website from the Netlify servers.
  11. [Workaround] Edit /src/site/_includes/components/pageheader.njk to add a condition to "favicons" run only on the build phase (not when generating pages by the Serverless functions).

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