Turn on a feature

1. Set the flag in src/site.config.ts.

   export const features: StommeFeatures = {
     blog: true,
     faq: true,
   };

2. Run the generator, or restart pnpm dev, which runs it.

   pnpm stomme cms

3. Add entries in the CMS, or as Markdown files under src/content/<collection>/.

4. Place the feature's block on a page. Its entries show there, and for a feature with pages, each entry gets its own address.

Flag	Collection	Blocks	Pages
blog	posts	postList, postArchive, eventList	/<routes.blog>/<slug>, /<routes.blog>/calendar.ics
services	services	serviceGrid	/<routes.services>/<slug>
areas	towns	linkChips	/<routes.towns>/<slug>
testimonials	testimonials	testimonials	none
faq	faq	faq	none
documents	documents	documentList	none
tracking	tracking	none	none; see Measure visits
docs	none	none	a docs section; see Build docs from a repo

A flag left out is off, so a feature added to the engine stays off until you turn it on. Two flags are on unless you set them to false: pages, the editable pages, and contactForm, the contact form blocks.

• blog off still leaves postList, postArchive and eventList in the CMS when the site has an article listing.
• tracking on loads the marketing tags and the consent banner only once an ID is set in the tracking settings.
• pages: false hides the pages editor and the subpages block.
• contactForm: false leaves both contact blocks out of every rendered page, while the CMS still offers them.
• With no features export at all, the CMS turns an editor on when its folder exists under src/content/, and the integration injects no feature routes.

The route prefixes come from routes in the site config, defaulting to /blog, /services and /areas. Every collection is defined whether its flag is on or not, so a flag never breaks a build. Site config has every key.

Publish events from the blog

A post with an eventDate is also an event.

# src/content/posts/open-day.md
title: Open day
date: 2026-10-01
eventDate: 2026-12-01
eventTime: "10:00"
excerpt: Come and see the workshop.

Its own page shows the event date and time, eventList lists it while it is upcoming, and /blog/calendar.ics carries it as a VEVENT a reader can subscribe to from a calendar app.