feat: new API #18
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This PR changes the API of
gatsby-node-helpersto support Gatsby's current API.All public exports are documented with full TypeScript types available.
Breaking Changes
Removes createNodeFactory middleware
Transform your nodes before passing to the resulting createNodeFactory function. If you currently are using a middleware function, move the function to a variable and call your node with the function before the
createNodeFactoryfunction.Gatsby Node helper functions must be provided
createNodeIdandcreateContentDigestfrom Gatsby's Node APIs must be provided tocreateNodeHelpers. This library was created before any helpers were provided and handled ID and content digest generation internally. Now that Gatsby provides a standard function for both, they should be used.