I am creating a publishing website similar to the medium.com where users can register and publish.
Therefore, I was considering to use Graph CMS or Sanity CMS but I did not understand what they meant by only 3 or 4 non-admin users included in pricing plan(like basic plan). Does it mean only 3 or 4 people can publish and others can read only.
If yes, I am considering tech stack of Next.js and Prisma. I have found some good Next.js teplates for my case and I need to connect to Prisma.
But there is one problem. I am not sure about how to deal with images in posts as posts can contain arbitrary number of images. AFAIK, Quill.js automatically create base64 form of images.
In my case, Should I store images as base64 inside html string as follows:
In other words, I would really appreciate if anyone can suggest me the best to deal with images. I have been researching about it for two days but could not find a good answer for my problem.
UPDATE: I have found this question: link
But I think this person also just saved images in base64 form
CodePudding user response：
Go self-hosted. Then you aren't restricted by user seats (or changes in pricing structure which might lock you out in future).
For small blogs I host on Heroku, which hibernates when you're not using it, so if you statically render you can make it cost effective.
For managing multiple users etc, you might find Webiny a good solution. Once you have installed it on your AWS account, you aren't limited to the number of users, and can create them programmatically.
Webiny would also solve the issue with images for you: it comes with a build in file manager that is cached over CDN, so it's pretty fast.
If I'm not mistaken it already uses Quill too. Though I'm not sure on the specifics of image delivery.
I recently built a starter for Next.js which might help you: https://github.com/webiny/nextjs-starter-webiny