Getting started

In a Next.js or React project:

npm install editsy
npm install -D @editsy/cli

The editsy package is the runtime (tiny, optional). @editsy/cli gives you the editsy command.

If your content lives in content/*.ts files with plain object or array default exports, there's nothing to configure. Otherwise, add an editsy.config.ts at the project root:

export default {
  content: ["content/**/*.ts"],
  assets: "public",
  siteUrl: "http://localhost:3000",
};

npx editsy edit

Your browser opens an editor over every content file it found. Change something, watch the preview update as you type, review the exact file diff, save. The edit lands in your file, and you commit it like any other change.

npx editsy check

Validates that content files hold only plain, serializable values (no functions, no JSX, no spreads). Exit code 1 on problems, so it slots straight into CI.