gatsby-advanced-starter
This GatsbyJS starter provides a skeleton project with a set of additional features for building a site.
About gatsby-advanced-starter
gatsby-advanced-starter is a skeleton project for building GatsbyJS websites. It provides a minimal base with basic components for SEO, links and infinite scrolling, along with a configured development environment. The starter does not define UI limits, so developers can use any UI framework or styling approach, or start from the gatsby-theme-amaranth blog theme, which uses Styled Components.
The starter supports both TypeScript and JavaScript and includes Jest and Cypress configurations for unit, integration and end-to-end tests. To run it, the Gatsby CLI must be installed and updated, since the gatsby command depends on it. The project is open source and the repository is hosted on GitHub. Pricing is unknown.
Key features
- Gatsby v4 support
- TypeScript and JavaScript support
- Jest and Cypress test configurations for unit, integration and E2E tests
- Posts written in MDX with code syntax highlighting
- Sitemap generation and RSS feeds
- Related posts ranked by category and tag match
Best for: Developers who build GatsbyJS websites and want a starter with SEO components and testing already configured.
Good for
- Does not impose UI limitations, so any UI framework or styling option can be used
- Includes test configurations for unit, integration and end-to-end testing out of the box
- Supports both TypeScript and JavaScript
Watch out for
- The Gatsby CLI must be installed and updated for the gatsby command to work
gatsby-advanced-starter at a glance
- Category
- Marketing & SEO › SEO & Web Analytics
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
Guides for SEO & Web Analytics
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gatsby-advanced-starter FAQ
How do I create a project from this starter?
Run gatsby new YourProjectName with the repository URL, change into the project folder, and run yarn develop or gatsby develop. The Gatsby CLI must be installed and updated first.
Can I use my own UI framework or styling?
Yes. The starter does not define UI limitations, and the source states that you are free to use any UI framework or styling options.
How can I receive updates from the starter after I start a project?
You can pull and merge upstream changes into your repository, or change the gatsby-theme-advanced and gatsby-theme-amaranth dependencies from local to remote versions so updates arrive by bumping the package version.
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