gatsby-plugin-redirect-to

This plugin does the opposite of gatsby-redirect-from.

gatsby-redirect-from allows you to specify URLs that should all point to a specific page. This plugin allows you to redirect from a page to another URL (internal or external).

This is useful when you write posts on external sites that you want to appear like normal blog posts, but redirect elsewhere when visited.

Prerequisites

• Gatsby v2
• Markdown files processed using gatsby-transformer-remark

If there is a slug present on allMarkdownRemark.edges.node.fields when this plugin executes, that will be used. If not, the default slug process in gatsby-starter-blog will be used to create a slug automatically

Installation

npm install --save gatsby-plugin-redirect-to

Then include the plugin in gatsby-config.js before gatsby-transformer-remark

plugins: ["gatsby-plugin-redirect-to"];

This plugin will not work locally by default. You will need to enable the redirectInBrowser option to enable local redirects

Usage

In your markdown’s frontmatter, add a redirect key:

---
title: Blog post on other site
redirect: https://example.com/external-blog-post
---

Options

By default, this plugin will create permanent redirects, and will force a redirect even if the content exists (by design; the content has to exist for a redirect key to exist). This is equivalent to the following configuration:

plugins: [
  {
    resolve: `gatsby-plugin-redirect-to`,
    options: {
      force: true,
      isPermanent: true,
    },
  },
];

If you want to test locally, use the following config:

plugins: [
  {
    resolve: `gatsby-plugin-redirect-to`,
    options: {
      force: true,
      isPermanent: true,
      redirectInBrowser: true,
    },
  },
];

Any of the parameters listed in createRedirect are valid options to pass to this plugin