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I haven't tried it yet, but I came across Staticman which seems really cool: https://staticman.net/ https://staticman.net/ Netlify also provides support for fo
by justusthane 6y ago
I haven't tried it yet, but I came across Staticman which seems really cool: https://staticman.net/ https://staticman.net/
Netlify also provides support for forms which could be used to accomplish this.
Can't speak to the GDPR aspect, but I don't imagine it would be much of an issue for just saving and displaying comments.
- fbnlsr 6y agoWatch out, it is no longer maintained. I used Staticman for a couple of years and it worked fine. But GitHub changed their API policy which broke Staticman. Also, spam is really hard to handle with this. I had to unplug Staticman from my site because of it.
- justusthane 6y agoAh, too bad. Thanks for the heads up.
- jarofgreen 6y ago> GitHub changed their API policy which broke Staticman. Can you clarify this / have any links? Thanks EDIT: Ah, just tried the demo (now broken). It looks like it was allowing internet random's to post to GitHub under a single account owned by the site or the project, and I totally get why GitHub is going to pull that ASAP.
- stankot 6y agoI successfully use Staticman for around three years now. It works really well. I wrote a short post how to set it up on heroku to avoid GitHub quotas problem: https://muffinman.io/running-staticman-on-heroku/ https://muffinman.io/running-staticman-on-heroku/