Adding time to read
After all that date mucking about, we go in and change that. Nothing very special there, update the query to include the additional requests and now you have a friendly rendered date.
Adding time to read
The time to read query doesn’t take any arguments, and it returns an integer.
Just after the H1 in the screenshot above you can see an H3 that interpolates the timeToRead query into markup on the page. Then you’ll notice a ternary statement that prints out minutes or minute.
If you are like me, you likely forget or just don’t know what a ternary operator is. You can think of it like an if else statement except it is not implicit, it is truthy. Read up on the details at every ones favorite resource MDN
Importing images
Step 1, import images like any other ES6 resource, aka how we’ve been adding things to js files in Gatsby all along. See screenshot below.
Overview of Gatsby Image
Had just enough time left to watch the overview video of what Gatsby image is, and how it serves up files differently than the ES6 importing. Looks like one will have to update the image.js file to query the new image, then update the js file you want to include that. Currently that seems unsustainable, I’m likely missing something though.