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Community Digest #35: a new plugin, Framer.com, and a website for supplements

Install a new plugin that lets you inspect your schemas, check out the fully Sanity powered Framer.com, and check out Ladder Supplements built with Sanity.

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  • Kapehe

    Kapehe

    Developer Community Enablement Manager at Sanity

Community Digest 035

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In this week’s digest, we have a fully Sanity powered Framer.com, a new supplement website, and a plugin for inspecting schemas in the Studio. Check it out below!

Sanity powered Framer

As of last week, Framer.com is officially fully powered by Sanity. We’re pretty excited about this! As shared by Floris Verloop in the community, the entire design of the website is such a joy. Just scrolling through the website, you can find some really fun animations. Check it out here!

Framer.com home page

Supplements and Sanity

A one-stop-shop for premium supplements powered by Sanity? Ladder Supplements on Openfit.com was built with Sanity, Gatsby, and Netlify. The team behind it includes Michael McLafferty, Kamil Ronewicz, Pawel Jedrzejczyk, Ara Kazaryan, Chris Isom, Brandt Milczewski, and others. Brandt shared in the community that Sanity powers 100% of the data for the product, variant, collection, and pages. We got a sneak peek of the Studio that we can view here:

Gif of Openfit.com's Sanity Studio

Great work to the entire team. You all created an awesome website. Thanks for sharing the Studio details.

Homepage for openfit.com Ladder supplments

Inspecting your schemas

A new plugin shared by Andre Brdoch that lets you inspect your schemas within Sanity! This is a great plugin. By running the command, sanity install @andre-brdoch/sanity-plugin-schema-inspector, you can get it into your own Sanity Studio. The GitHub of the project can be found here.

Within the Studio, any custom types defined in schema.js will now be inspectable. You can inspect custom schema types, see definitions that are linked, or even download selected schemas as JSON. This can be really helpful for front-end developers.

Check out some of the features here:

Inspecting the schema in a Sanity Studio

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