Connect a Sanity account
Learn how to connect your Sanity account to Cloudpress so you can export content from Google Docs and Notion to it
Introduction
To connect your Sanity account to Cloudpress, you will need to give Cloudpress information about your Sanity project. This document will walk you through the process of connecting your account.
Sanity schema overview
To add your Sanity account to Cloudpress, you will need details of the schema for the Sanity document type you will be exporting content to. You will need to know the name of the schema, the name of the field that contains the title of the document, as well as the name of the field that contains the document’s content.
For this guide, let’s assume that we have a schema named post
with a title
field that contains the title of the document, as well as a body
field that is defined as blockContent
that contains the content of the document.
Here is the configuration of the sample schema:
You will also need an API Token allowing Cloudpress to access your Sanity account. This token can be obtained on the project page in Sanity Management Console and will be covered in the section below.
Be sure that you either have access to the Management Console yourself or get a token from a person that does have access to it.
Generate an API Token
You will need an API token to give Cloudpress access to your Sanity account. Open the Sanity Management Console and select your project. Navigate to the API tab and scroll down to Tokens section.
Click on the Add API Token button. Give the token a descriptive name, and select the Editor permission.
Click the Save button to generate the token. Copy the token to the clipboard, as you will need it in the following step.
Connect your Sanity account
Go to the Connections page in Cloudpress, click on the Add Connection button and then select Sanity from the list.
This will take you to the Connect a Sanity account step.
Paste the API Token you previously generated in Sanity, then click Continue. Next, you will be prompted to select the project you want to export to. Select your project from the list.
The next step is to configure your data model. You will need to select the dataset you want to use and tell Cloudpress the name of the content type, title field, and content field you want to use.
The screenshot above demonstrates the configuration for exporting to the example schema at the beginning of this document. It will export the content to the post
type. The document title will be expored to the title
field, and the content of the document will be exported to the body
field.
The final step is to confirm your connection configuration and give the connection a descriptive name. Click the Create Connection button to continue.