Astro Sphere is designed to be configurable. This article will cover the basics on configuring the site and make it personal.
First let’s change the url
//astro.config.mjs
export default defineConfig({
site: "https://ashutoshpith.com", // your domain here
integrations: [mdx(), sitemap(), solidJs(), tailwind({ applyBaseStyles: false })],
})
Next, Let’s configure the Site
// src/consts.ts
export const SITE: Site = {
TITLE: "Ashutosh Singh",
DESCRIPTION: "Welcome to My Web, a portfolio and blog for designers and developers.",
AUTHOR: "Ashutosh Singh",
}
Field | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
TITLE | String | The title of the website. Displayed in header and footer. Used in SEO. |
DESCRIPTION | String | The description of the index page of the website. Used in SEO. |
AUTHOR | String | Your name. |
Change the branding
The browser icon is located in /public/favicon.svg
The header and footer branding icon is located in /public/brand.svg
as a sprite with id=“brand”
The rest of the consts file
Each page has a metadata entry that is useful for SEO.
export const WORK: Page = {
TITLE: "Work",
DESCRIPTION: "Places I have worked.",
}
The links that are displayed in the header and drawer
export const LINKS: Links = [
{ HREF: "/", TEXT: "Home" },
{ HREF: "/work", TEXT: "Work" },
{ HREF: "/blog", TEXT: "Blog" },
{ HREF: "/projects", TEXT: "Projects" },
]
The social media links
export const SOCIALS: Socials = [
{
NAME: "Github",
ICON: "github",
TEXT: "ashutoshpith",
HREF: "https://github.com/ashutoshpith"
},
]
Field | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
NAME | string | yes | Accessible name |
ICON | string | yes | Refers to the symbol id in public/social.svg |
TEXT | string | yes | Shorthand profile name |
HREF | string | yes | The link to the social media profile |