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+ {articles.map((article) =>
+ +

{article.data.title}

+ +
+ {article.data.authorImageSrc && + + } +
+ {article.data.author} + +
+
+
+
)} +
+ + diff --git a/src/components/Button.astro b/src/components/Button.astro index 2c81516a..9387c233 100644 --- a/src/components/Button.astro +++ b/src/components/Button.astro @@ -13,25 +13,3 @@ const { href } = Astro.props; - - diff --git a/src/components/LeaderboardMember.astro b/src/components/LeaderboardMember.astro index 2f41d426..459d339b 100644 --- a/src/components/LeaderboardMember.astro +++ b/src/components/LeaderboardMember.astro @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ interface Props { const { member } = Astro.props; import { getDollarsPerDev, fmtCurrency } from '../memberFormatting.ts'; -import type { MemberWithId } from "../content/config.ts"; +import type { MemberWithId } from "../schemas/members.ts"; --- diff --git a/src/content/articles/join-the-pledge.md b/src/content/articles/join-the-pledge.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d8efe2ac --- /dev/null +++ b/src/content/articles/join-the-pledge.md @@ -0,0 +1,101 @@ +--- +title: 'Join the Pledge' +excerpt: "Today we officially launch the Open Source Pledge." +author: 'David Cramer' +authorImageSrc: '/images/authors/cramer.webp' +isDraft: false +publishDate: '2024-10-08' +--- + +
+ This post originally appeared + on blog.sentry.io. +
+ +Today we officially launch the Open Source Pledge. + +The Pledge started as an idea some years back: what if we could give back to Open Source on behalf of every employee at +Sentry? We threw around a number of ideas on how we might do that, but none of them seemed like they’d achieve the level +of impact we wanted. We always had two core goals with it: + +1. Pay maintainers, directly. +2. Do it sustainably, and scale it with our growth. + +My earliest thought in this space centered around a form of donation matching. The hope was we could take something like +GitHub Sponsors and match employees' contributions to Open Source maintainers. That posed a number of challenges, but +the biggest risk was participation. Not everyone cares about Open Source (that’s fine!), so donation matching breaks +down with reduced participation. Instead, we decided to do direct funding, driven by a variety of inputs (our dependency +graph, projects people voted on, and guidance from engineering leadership). + +That program is what you’ve [seen from us publicly][sentry-500], running it for three consecutive years. Each year we +increased the funding amount based on Sentry’s own financial growth. It became such a no-brainer within Sentry’s +leadership that we have aggressively increased the funding each year, even beyond our original targets. With the success +of that, we set off to take that program, codify it, and bring it to other companies to see if we could turn this into a +bigger thing. + +## Lead by Example + +As we started talking about this, thinking about how we might turn it into something bigger with more impact, I was +reminded of a number of scenarios that I had personally experienced when speaking with other founders. I regularly speak +at a variety of events, many where Open Source is a key part of the narrative. They’re generally filled with +venture-backed founders telling their story of why Open Source matters to their business, why they believe, and invest +in it. One thing that was commonly expressed by these folks was the sustainability challenges in the industry. “Great!” +I thought, “We have a solution!” + +Not a single one of those founders did anything more than talk about the problem. Sure, maybe they throw a few bucks at +one of the big foundations, and they almost certainly fund investments into their own ecosystem (their commercial +interests). Unfortunately, they rarely do anything measurable that improves the thing they claim to care so deeply +about. Worse, some of these people (often from the largest tech companies), have a laundry list of excuses for why +giving money to people is hard. + +So we decided to try and do something about it. That something is the Open Source Pledge. We don't think it’s the only +solution, nor do we think it’s the only way to give back, but we do believe giving cash money to maintainers is an +appropriate way to show your thanks, to recognize their hard work, the value they create for you. Maybe, just maybe, +we’ll do our small part in encouraging the maintainers to keep putting up with us in the enormous ecosystem we rely on. + +## How to Pledge + +If you’ve made it this far, there are probably two questions you have. + +**First, what does it take to join the Pledge?** You commit (with receipts) to giving 2,000 USD to your dependencies, +per engineer you employ, every single year. + +Sentry has ~135 engineers on staff, meaning our minimum commitment is $270,000 this year. Think about that in the +context that Sentry generates more than $100mm in recurring revenue. It’s a fraction of what we spend in any given +calendar month on digital advertising. It's a pretty modest amount in the grand scheme of things, but it's enough to +have genuine impact. + +**Second, what’s the ROI your company gets from joining?** It’s marketing. It’s your brand. It's top-of-funnel. It’s +software security. It’s free software. It’s Open Source. + +We see ROI in two major ways: brand marketing, and the supply chain. You may care about one more than the other, so +choose whichever helps you get over the finish line. + +From the supply chain angle, you’re encouraging maintainers of the software you use to continue to provide support. +You’re telling them that you value their work, and the contribution is there to encourage them to keep contributing to +it. At the very least, you’re giving them a big thank you, setting the tone for future generations of maintainers. +You’re thanking them for free software. Both of those improve the efficiency of your R&D investments. + +From the brand angle, it's what you make of it. If it's a space you care about, you are putting your money where your +mouth is, and your audience will recognize that. You buy products from brands that you connect with, and if your +customers care about Open Source, you’re giving them one more reason to care about you over your competition. You’re +also putting yourself out there, attracting new eyes to your brand that may not have heard about you before. + +We don’t yet know if the Pledge will be successful, but I’m thrilled with the number of people who have decided to +support the program ([directly with funds][members], and [indirectly with broadcasting and recruiting][endorsements]). I +especially want to thank the people who have put in the hours to really get this off the ground: [Chad Whitacre][chad] +and [Michael Selvidge][michael] from Sentry, as well as [Vlad-Stefan Harbuz][vlad] and [Ethan Arrowood][ethan]. + +While Sentry is funding getting the program off the ground, we’re hoping it lasts well beyond us and turns into +something much more. The industry is in a rocky place these days, and a little bit of effort from the people who can +afford it can go a long way. + +[chad]: https://x.com/chadwhitacre_ +[endorsements]: https://opensourcepledge.com/endorsements/ +[ethan]: https://github.com/Ethan-Arrowood +[members]: https://opensourcepledge.com/members/ +[michael]: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelselvidge/ +[sentry-500]: https://blog.sentry.io/we-just-gave-500-000-dollars-to-open-source-maintainers/ +[vlad]: https://vlad.website diff --git a/src/content/articles/the-open-source-sustainability-crisis.md b/src/content/articles/the-open-source-sustainability-crisis.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..70fd1427 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/content/articles/the-open-source-sustainability-crisis.md @@ -0,0 +1,211 @@ +--- +title: 'The Open Source Sustainability Crisis' +excerpt: "What is Open Source sustainability? Fair pay, no hoops. Why is it in crisis? Burnout." +author: 'Chad Whitacre' +authorImageSrc: '/images/authors/chad.webp' +isDraft: false +publishDate: '2024-01-19' +--- + +
+ This post originally appeared + on openpath.quest. +
+ +Let's get [the XKCD reference](https://xkcd.com/2347/) out of the way, shall we? + +
+ This xkcd comic shows a Jenga-like tower of blocks, illustrating “all modern digital infrastructure”. The structure precariously rests on a small load-bearing block, titled “a project some random person in Nebraska has been thanklessly maintaining since 2003”. +
xkcd #2347 — Dependency
+
+ +Okay, now let's talk about the Open Source sustainability crisis. The purpose +of this post is to define terms. What is Open Source sustainability? Why do I +say it is in crisis? My answers are that sustainability is when people are +getting paid _without jumping through hoops_, and we're in a crisis because +people aren't _and they're burning out_. + +## What is Open Source Sustainability? + +Open Source sustainability is when any smart, motivated person can produce +widely adopted Open Source software and get paid fairly without jumping through +hoops. + +Consider these four examples: + +1. [**Jordan Harband**](https://twitter.com/ljharb) is a smart, motivated + person who produces [widely adopted Open Source + software](https://github.com/ljharb) and [can't get paid fairly without jumping + through + hoops](https://thenewstack.io/open-source-needs-maintainers-but-how-can-they-get-paid/). + +1. [**Josh Goldberg**](https://www.joshuakgoldberg.com/) is a smart, motivated + person who produces [widely adopted Open Source + software](https://github.com/JoshuaKGoldberg) and [can't get paid fairly + without jumping through + hoops](https://twitter.com/JoshuaKGoldberg/status/1737229604442517902). + + + +1. [**Filippo Valsorda**](https://filippo.io/) is a smart, motivated person who + produces [widely adopted Open Source + software](https://github.com/FiloSottile) and can't get paid fairly without + [jumping through hoops](https://words.filippo.io/full-time-maintainer/). + +1. [**Caleb Porzio**](https://calebporzio.com/) is a smart, motivated person + who produces [widely adopted Open Source + software](https://github.com/calebporzio) and can't get [paid + fairly](https://calebporzio.com/i-just-hit-dollar-100000yr-on-github-sponsors-heres-how-i-did-it) + without [jumping through hoops](https://calebporzio.com/sponsorware). + +Those are four people at the top of the Open Source game, clearly illustrating +that we have not reached Open Source sustainability yet. We've hardly begun. +For, sustainability means the opportunity to produce Open Source software and +get paid fairly without jumping through hoops is widely available to many, many +people. + +How many? There are [30 +million](https://www.statista.com/statistics/627312/worldwide-developer-population/) +developers in the world. The largest tech companies each employ on the order of +magnitude of 10,000 to 100,000 of us. The sustainable Open Source community +taken as a whole will be roughly the same size. Open Source is [a sleeping tech +giant](https://gratipay.news/your-company-should-probably-pay-2000-per-person-for-open-source-9205443e209d). + +- 1 person sustained - a glimpse +- 10 people - a glimmer +- 100 - a milestone +- 1,000 - progress +- 10,000 - arrival +- 100,000 - success + +Today we are at zero. + +## What's Wrong With Hoops? + +Hoops are boring. We've had scarcity-based economic relations for millenia. +Open Source is designed for a different world. It presents the first real +opportunity in our society to begin to develop a post-scarcity economic model +at scale. That likely wants unpacking in [a future +post](https://github.com/chadwhitacre/openpath/issues/15). For now, I assert +that our creative use of [well-trodden +paths](https://twitter.com/eigenjoy/status/862412458517962752) is Open Source +_subsidization_, not _sustainability_. + + + +As I define it, Open Source sustainability means no hoops, no "New Role" in +Nate's chart. Self-determined individuals freely produce Open Source software, +and get paid in proportion to their productivity without having to also become +tech influencers, or sell contracts, or any other shenanigans. Those can who +want to. I envision a world where we don't have to. + +## What is the Sustainability Crisis? + +High-profile security kerfuffles such as Heartbleed and Log4Shell often come to +mind when we think about Open Source in crisis. But, while they draw attention +to the sustainability crisis, the crisis is not about security. Microsoft pays +[100,000](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/engineering-at-microsoft/welcome-to-the-engineering-at-microsoft-blog/) +developers and still has [plenty of security +issues](https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability). Yes, companies +and governments should [care about Open Source security](https://openssf.org/), +and those efforts can contribute to what I'm calling sustainability, but +security is a proxy concern. Let's call that the Open Source security crisis. + +Just as the security crisis is adjacent to the sustainability crisis, so is the +[Open Source +diversity](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diversity_in_open-source_software) +crisis: Open Source is markedly less demographically diverse than software +engineering in general. We have not just inequality of outcome but inequality of +opportunity. +[35%](https://www.statista.com/statistics/617136/digital-population-worldwide/) +of people don't even have Internet access yet, let alone free time to hack on +Open Source projects. Structural inequalities can be thought of as the largest +of hoops to jump through in order to get paid fairly for producing widely +adopted Open Source software. We should [directly address this wider diversity +crisis](https://www.outreachy.org/), and, we should work on resolving the +sustainability crisis. + +Open Source has created an economic value vacuum. Our society depends +utterly on the common pool resource of Open Source software, and this commons +is severely underprovisioned. How do we know? The real indicator of the Open +Source sustainability crisis as I define it is **maintainer burnout**. + + + +We have a long-standing pattern of chewing people up and spitting them out, as +youthful idealism and enthusiasm give way to resentment and depression. We see +it most clearly when a high-profile vulnerability shines a spotlight, but it +plays out much more widely in less visible circumstances. For example, here is +how **Marc Grabanski** tells [his +story](https://blog.opencollective.com/frontend-masters/): + +> I created an open source component that literally every website or piece of +> software at the time used, and often still do. Go to the WordPress control +> panel and there's my date picker. But in 15 years, the only money I ever got +> for that was $400 from a guy who needed me to add a specific feature. I think I +> got a handful of change thrown at me through PayPal, like $50 bucks. There was +> no economic sustainability whatsoever. +> +> There was a long time where I was doing open source almost more time than my +> full time job, and getting paid nothing. I just burnt out. I stopped writing +> and contributing to open source. I never built up my GitHub profile when that +> came around. I just gave up, because what's the point when all you get is +> constant issues? You give and give and give, and people just take and take and +> take. +> +> My open source success went from a major blessing to a great curse. It was +> one of the darkest times in my life. Something that started out with such hope +> and light ended up just being about getting thousands of emails. + +There was no viral moment when we collectively realized that we were taking +advantage of Marc. We quietly crushed him without ever noticing. [There are +many such cases](https://blog.tidelift.com/maintainer-burnout-is-real). + +
+ Update + From Marc: +
The thing I'd add to that, is I was able to create a network + that eventually led to Frontend Masters. My story is not all doom and gloom + like it is portrayed in the article. But it def wasn't a given I'd be able to + capitalize on the networking opportunities that OSS gave me."
+
+ +## The Path Lies Through Platforms + +Funding platforms are critical to achieving Open Source sustainability. Maybe +you want to classify "join a platform" under "jump through hoops." It's not the +same, though. + + + +Building platforms and recruiting devs to receive free money is easy. The main +options today are [GitHub Sponsors](https://github.com/sponsors), [Open +Collective](https://opencollective.com/), and +[Tidelift](https://tidelift.com/). I'm also rooting for +[Thanks.dev](https://thanks.dev/home) (they are helping me a lot at Sentry) and +[Liberapay](https://liberapay.com/) (they are a fork of Gittip/Gratipay). + +What's hard is opening the corporate floodgates. Companies receive outsized +value from Open Source, and companies control nearly all the funds. How do we +open the floodgates? _tl;dr_ Taxes and social pressure. More on that in [a +future post](https://github.com/chadwhitacre/openpath/issues/14). diff --git a/src/content/articles/the-philosophy-of-the-open-source-pledge.md b/src/content/articles/the-philosophy-of-the-open-source-pledge.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f5cb9bff --- /dev/null +++ b/src/content/articles/the-philosophy-of-the-open-source-pledge.md @@ -0,0 +1,213 @@ +--- +title: 'The Philosophy of the Open Source Pledge' +excerpt: "We launched the Open Source Pledge today to make companies pay their fair share to Open Source maintainers they depend on. I wrote this post about why doing so is fair and smart." +author: 'Vlad-Stefan Harbuz' +authorImageSrc: '/images/authors/vlad.webp' +isDraft: false +publishDate: '2024-10-08' +--- + +
+ This post originally appeared + on vlad.website. +
+ +Today, we launched the [Open Source Pledge][osp]. Virtually all companies use Open Source +software, making the Open Source ecosystem crucial to virtually all of the technology we use. That Open Source software +is created and supported by maintainers. But the companies that use Open Source software almost never pay the +maintainers anything. This means that the maintainers end up doing a huge amount of work for free, often as a second +shift after their dayjob so that they can pay the bills, leaving them burned out and overworked, and leaving the +projects they maintain at risk of serious security issues. + +The Open Source Pledge aims to change that, by getting companies to pay the maintainers of the software they rely +on. We launched the Pledge today with the support of [25 wonderful companies](https://opensourcepledge.com/members/) and +[6 large foundations](https://opensourcepledge.com/endorsements/). + +I'd like to talk about why the way the Open Source ecosystem is organised harms both maintainers and companies. I'll +explain how companies can not only do the right thing, but also make sustainable and impactful investments in the Open +Source ecosystem. And I'll talk about why this means that companies that do not pay their share act uncaringly and +shortsightedly. + +![The screen on the Nasdaq tower in Times Square saying “Nasdaq congratulates the companies launching the Open Source Pledge”, followed by many company logos, and a link to https://opensourcepledge.com.](https://vlad.website/static/osp/nasdaq@1000px.jpg "Open Source Pledge on the Nasdaq tower in Times Square, NYC") + +## The Problem + +The device you're using to read this post runs Open Source software. There are some high-profile projects that any +computer is basically guaranteed to be using — [curl][curl], [OpenSSH][openssh], [Python][python], and so on. These +high-profile projects are often, but not always, able to secure funding for their development. + +But there are tens of thousands of projects, making up the vast majority of widely-used Open Source packages, that never +get more than a few dollars of funding, despite being relied on by companies such as Adobe [^adobe], Amazon [^aws], +Apple [^apple], Facebook [^facebook], Google [^google], Mastercard [^mastercard], Microsoft [^microsoft], Netflix +[^netflix], Sony [^sony], eBay [^ebay], and many many others. These companies do not pay back their fair share — in many +cases, they pay back _nothing_ — to the Open Source software developers whose work they continue to monetise and depend +on year after year. + +For example, without [FFmpeg][ffmpeg], YouTube wouldn't work, yet the people who make FFmpeg don't meaningfully get paid +by Google or by anyone else. + +
+ @mok says “ffmpeg has created more enterprise value than we can fathon”. @FFmpeg says “Yet we receive essentially no support from these enterprises relative to the value we provide”. +
FFmpeg's tweet on 20 Oct 2024
+
+ +There's more. Though the maintainers of Open Source software are often not paid for developing this software, +creators of widely-used internet infrastructure such as [Elasticsearch][elastic] can set up hosted versions of their +software that they can sell as a service, in order to be able to afford to fund further development. But even this is +made difficult by monopolistic free riders such as Amazon. Elasticsearch was previously Open Source, but had to [change +their license to a non–Open Source one][elastic-license] when Amazon took Elasticsearch and started selling it +themselves, using their massive scale to take revenue from the original creators of the software. These kinds of moves +leave the people who maintain our internet infrastructure unable to earn an income, while enriching profiteering and +mooching corporations who don't give back, such as Amazon. + +Basically, the people who make the software we all rely on don't get paid. This xkcd comic sums it up nicely: + +
+ This xkcd comic shows a Jenga-like tower of blocks, illustrating “all modern digital infrastructure”. The structure precariously rests on a small load-bearing block, titled “a project some random person in Nebraska has been thanklessly maintaining since 2003”. +
xkcd #2347 — Dependency
+
+ +This has bad consequences for all of us. Putting maintainers in a position where they're overworked and vulnerable to +burnout renders the Open Source software we rely on vulnerable. There have been multiple serious worldwide +security issues because of bugs that are demonstrably a result of overworked and underpaid maintainers. The [XZ +backdoor][xz], which affected billions of devices worldwide, happened because [Lasse Collin][lasse], the maintainer of +XZ, was overworked and underpaid, and ended up being forced to accept “help” from someone who turned out to be a +malicious contributor who would go on to add a backdoor to XZ. And there are other examples, such as the [Log4Shell +vulnerability][log4shell], where underpaid maintainers doing their best to fix a major security issue were rewarded with +death threats. + +## Analysing the Problem + +So why, specifically, is the status quo of Open Source funding bad? Two reasons. + +**#1: It's unfair and uncaring.** People like [Jordan Harband][ljharb], [Josh Goldberg][josh], [Filippo +Valsorda][filippo], [Caleb Porzio][caleb], and thousands of others, build software billions of people rely on, but [have +to jump through a million hoops][chad-sustainability] to pay the bills. This is unfair because these developers +contribute massively to our tech infrastructure, and companies don't support them. Why is it uncaring? To care about +someone means approximately [to be motivated to act when they might be harmed, even when you personally stand to gain +nothing][care]. Companies happily profit off of Open Source maintainers' work, but do not care when these maintainers +struggle to pay the bills. + +**#2: It harms our tech infrastructure.** If we do not support the maintainers of the software our phones, games and +airplanes run, we will continue to drive away maintainers, leaving our tech infrastructure neglected, un-innovative, and +vulnerable to serious worldwide security issues. + +## The Solution + +There are many possible solutions. Governments could support Open Source developers with tax money, which is what +Germany is doing with the [Sovereign Tech Fund][stf]. We could add tooling to the Open Source ecosystem that makes it +easier for maintainers to sell their work, which is what [Polar][polar] is working towards. + +But there's a really obvious solution that we can implement _today_. That's for **companies to pay the maintainers of +the software they rely on**. “Pay”, not “donate”, because payment is already overdue, and it has been for a long time. + +This is what the [Open Source Pledge][osp] is — a cultural movement asking companies to pay $2000 per employed developer +per year to the Open Source maintainers they depend on. + +Some companies might say that they already contribute in other ways. They might contribute by allocating time for their +employees to contribute back to Open Source projects, or by offering Open Source maintainers cost-free use of cloud +services. These contributions are great and should be celebrated. But they fall short in one important way — they do not +help underpaid maintainers pay the rent. + +Here's one obvious question, though. Why would companies make these payments? There are three big reasons. + +**#1: It's fair and manifests care.** Companies might care about the fact that the developers whose work they rely on +are suffering, and they might therefore be motivated to correct this. This sounds good, but it's relying on a lot of +goodwill. This is fine though, because there are two other big reasons. + +**#2: Signalling thought leadership.** Companies that join the Pledge can signal their thought leadership by being one +of the innovators driving a paradigm change in the funding of the Open Source ecosystem. This benefits the company's +brand and reputation, which appeals to potential customers. + +**#3: Ensuring companies can base their products on a healthy foundation.** If the Open Source ecosystem that companies +rely on starts crumbling, this is bad for those companies, because they will have now built their software on top of a +poorly maintained foundation. Paying money to ensure the software they use is innovative, secure and well-maintained +just makes sense. + +What's interesting here is that reasons #2 and #3 involve companies making payments for something that they expect to +gain future value out of. This is what we call an _investment_, and paying Open Source maintainers is a particularly +good investment. Venture capital firm [Accel][accel] agrees, which is why they [support the Pledge][endorsement-accel]. + +The corollary of the above is that companies that do not pay the Open Source maintainers they rely on act uncaringly and +short-sightedly. Unfortunate! + +## How We Can Implement the Solution + +I think many companies want to do the right thing. And paying maintainers is something that companies can do today, by +[joining the Pledge][join]. The Open Source Pledge does not handle any funds — we simply facilitate money being paid +directly to maintainers. [Sentry][member-sentry] has joined the Pledge, and will be giving more than $500,000 this year +directly to the maintainers it depends on, continuing a tradition it has kept up for the past 3 years. +[Antithesis][member-antithesis] has given $186,000. We have members ranging in size from 135 developers, to 1 developer. +And many other companies will follow. If our current members can do it, other companies can too. + +Some companies might worry that it is too logistically complicated to figure out which maintainers' work they depend on, +then figure out how to pay those maintainers. But this process is made simple by services such as [thanks.dev][thanksd], +which I am also a contributor to. The Open Source Pledge [“About” page][about] addresses many questions companies might +have. + +If you're an employee, tell your company to pay the maintainers of the software it relies on. And if you're a key +decision maker such as a CEO, CFO or CTO? Do the right thing — it will benefit you, your brand, and the ecosystem you +live and work in. + +
+ Join the Open Source Pledge +
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  • Members
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    • ) } @@ -63,6 +66,7 @@ const { title, navless } = Astro.props; Join About Members + Blog Endorsements Press @@ -423,6 +427,27 @@ const { title, navless } = Astro.props; list-style-position: inside; } } + .button { + display: inline-block; + margin: 1rem 0; + padding: 0.8rem 2rem; + color: var(--color-bg); + background-color: var(--color-primary); + border-radius: 0.5rem; + text-align: center; + text-decoration: none; + text-transform: uppercase; + font-weight: bold; + font-size: 1.2em; + &:hover { + background: var(--color-secondary); + color: var(--color-bg); + } + &:active { + background: var(--color-tertiary); + color: var(--color-bg); + } + } section { margin: 4rem 0; @media (max-width: 800px) { diff --git a/src/memberData/common.ts b/src/memberData/common.ts index f99e3ea3..1495c7b4 100644 --- a/src/memberData/common.ts +++ b/src/memberData/common.ts @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import dayjs from 'dayjs'; import fetch from "node-fetch"; -import type { Member, MemberWithId, MemberReport } from "../content/config.ts"; +import type { Member, MemberWithId, MemberReport } from "../schemas/members.ts"; export enum MemberException { JsonFileNotAccessible, diff --git a/src/memberFormatting.ts b/src/memberFormatting.ts index f2996b13..dcaa4e9a 100644 --- a/src/memberFormatting.ts +++ b/src/memberFormatting.ts @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import memberRoles from "./memberRoles.json" import type { Map } from './util.ts'; -import type { MemberWithId, MemberReport } from "./content/config.ts"; +import type { MemberWithId, MemberReport } from "./schemas/members.ts"; import { getCollection } from 'astro:content'; import { sortReportsForMemberWithId } from "./memberData/common.ts"; diff --git a/src/pages/articles/[id].astro b/src/pages/articles/[id].astro new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b49a3c96 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/pages/articles/[id].astro @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +--- +// © 2024 Vlad-Stefan Harbuz +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +import Blob from "../../components/Blob.astro"; +import Layout from "../../layouts/Layout.astro"; + +import { getCollection } from 'astro:content'; + +import type { Article } from "../../schemas/articles.ts"; + +interface ArticleWithMeta { + id: string; + slug: string; + body: string; + collection: string; + render: any; + data: Article; +} + +interface Props { + article: ArticleWithMeta; +} + +const { article } = Astro.props; + +export async function getStaticPaths() { + const articles = await getCollection('articles'); + return articles.map((article: ArticleWithMeta) => { + return { params: { id: article.slug }, props: { article } }; + }); +} + +const { Content } = await article.render(); +--- + + +
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