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Running a Gatsby Preview Server

When editing content in a CMS, it’s great to see a preview of changes before they go live.

This can be accomplished by setting up a preview server with Gatsby, for which there are two options:

Roughly, you can follow these steps to enable your own preview server:

• Run gatsby develop on a Node.js host like Heroku with the ENABLE_GATSBY_REFRESH_ENDPOINT environment variable enabled. This will configure the develop server to re-source data when it receives a POST request to /__refresh.
• Then set up your CMS to ping this URL on the preview server whenever content is changed.

For a managed Preview server without having to create infrastructure yourself, try out Gatsby Cloud. It’s free for personal projects and single-purpose sites, with paid packages for a range of project and company needs.

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