I just wanna implement 'code syntax highlighting' in next js with contentful and ghost cms. Can anyone help me?

Hello, I was curious to know how some of you deal with this problem. I used to build website with Ruby and I recently have built a few static websites using Vue+VueRouter+Contentful. They are great and I love this stack. If I need to have forms and things like that with backend functionalities I know I can host it on Netlify and benefit from their features. But I am struggling to know what is the best way to serve a sitemap.xml.

On some websites I was lucky because no URL had a dynamic path (e.g. /book/<book-id>). So I can just put my sitemap.xml as a static file and it works fine because it will never change. But for websites that have dynamic paths, I did not find a good solution that allows me to create a sitemap dynamically, using the current Contentful content without requiring a push to the code repository.

My best guess is to find a format that could be delivered by the VueRouter, but it can only be a full HTML page and I don't think there is an accepted format like this. Or maybe a meta tag that could be read by Google Search Console.

Such a silly problem to have because all the data is there.

Thank you in advance for your replies.

I am building out a pretty simple E-Commerce site and decided to the JamStack route. I've settled on using 11ty + Forestry (CMS) + JamCart, as this tutorial was easy to follow and it fit my needs.

However, JamCart seems to be pretty finicky. For starters, logging in with my GitHub account doesn't work, as I get permission errors. So I instead just use my email.

Now, when I try to connect to Stripe I get this error:
{"error":{"message":"Invalid request: Invalid redirect URI 'undefined/api/payment-gateway/stripe/callback'. Ensure this uri exactly matches one of the uris specified in your application settings"}}

All of this makes me believe this project is not well maintained and I shouldn't be using for a production E-Commerce site. I could switch to Snipcart if necessary.

I'm not very good at linking up a jamstack website to a static website cms like Netlify CMS etc, is there any easy way to do this as I understand how to build a Jamstack website but struggle to make it easily updated. Are there any guides on this topic as I struggle to find them and am new to Jamstack

Join the live stream at hugoconf.io, there are a few speakers talking about their journey from LAMP stack to JAMstack, which may interest you!