Josh Pollock

Ben Meredith

Jason Bahl

Headless mode sets up a redirect for all users trying to access the site. The only requests that are granted admission are ones that are either trying to access the REST API, the WP GraphQL API, or any logged-in user looking to access the headless install to edit or create posts.

Headless Mode

This tiny plugin works exactly as intended. 

Simple to set up and works great!

Once you take the head off of WordPress, nobody needs to see it. This plugin hides the front end by redirecting to the shiny static (etc) site.

Zestard Technologies

This plugin will takes webhook url and trigger a build of Gatsby. It is working with post and page and all post types of the website.
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To work with this initially user needs to enter webhook URL of server from where build is generating.
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User can choose manual/automatic option to trigger a build.
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In Automatic option build will trigger when any post, page or any post type will save or updates.
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In Manual option build will trigger when user clicks on Manual trigger button.
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User can restrict build by entering limits for both options. It means plugin will not trigger build once this limit reached. User can manage this limit.
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User can also get notification email when user reached the limit. For that user needs to click on Require custom notification. User can set limit of this, so that once build count reached at that limit than this email will sent to an Administrator.
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Build cycle can be consider as 24 hours. Means after every 24 hours build count will be start from zero.
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Build Trigger for Gatsby

This plugin will helps you to trigger a build of Gatsby at the time of post/page save or updates with different types.

Headless Mode vs Build Trigger for Gatsby