ArchiveLayer

The ContentLayer of Stackbit has not been maintained for a while.

Although there are many alternatives, such as ``next/mdx`, I think the output structure of Contentlayer is appealing.

So I made a simple and lightweight version of Contentlayer.

`How to use.`

You need `archivelayer.config.js` in your base directory. See `tests/next-test/archivelayer.config.js`

To compile all the markdown / mdx files, execute a script like the following `"archivelayer dev"`.

If you want the file to reflect edits, execute a script like the following `"concurrently \"archivelayer dev\" \"next dev -p 4000\""`

Then, archivelayer compiles the file and saves in `.archivelayer/generated``.

It is an auto generated module you can import.

The ContentLayer of Stackbit has not been maintained for a while.

Although there are many alternatives, such as ``next/mdx`, I think the output structure of Contentlayer is appealing.

So I made a simple and lightweight version of Contentlayer.

You need `archivelayer.config.js` in your base directory. See `tests/next-test/archivelayer.config.js`

To compile all the markdown / mdx files, execute a script like the following `"archivelayer dev"`.

If you want the file to reflect edits, execute a script like the following `"concurrently \"archivelayer dev\" \"next dev -p 4000\""`

Then, archivelayer compiles the file and saves in `.archivelayer/generated``.

It is an auto generated module you can import.