{"version":3,"file":"component---src-pages-index-en-us-tsx-95099fda9b80d4278f4e.js","mappings":"gLAgGA,UA1FiB,SAAC,GAGmC,IAFnDA,EAEmD,EAFnDA,KACAC,EACmD,EADnDA,SAEA,OAAKD,EAAKE,QAGH,gBAAC,IAAD,CAAmBF,KAAMA,EAAMC,SAAUA,IAFvC,gBAAC,IAAD,CAAgBE,QAAQ","sources":["webpack://puzzle-ventures-website/./src/pages/index.en-US.tsx"],"sourcesContent":["import React from 'react'\nimport { graphql, PageProps } from 'gatsby'\nimport { ErrorComponent } from '../components/Error'\nimport { HomePageQueryQuery } from '../generated/graphql'\nimport { HomePageContainer } from '../containers'\n\nconst HomePage = ({\n data,\n location,\n}: PageProps) => {\n if (!data.content) {\n return \n }\n return \n}\n// This is the page query that connects the data to the actual component. Here you can query for any and all fields\n// you need access to within your code. Again, since Gatsby always queries for `id` in the collection, you can use that\n// to connect to this GraphQL query.\nexport const query = graphql`\n query HomePageQuery {\n content: contentfulHomePage(\n contentfulid: { eq: \"homepage\" }\n node_locale: { eq: \"en-US\" }\n ) {\n headerTextBigScreen {\n file {\n url\n }\n }\n headerTextSmallScreen {\n file {\n url\n }\n }\n mainImage {\n file {\n url\n }\n }\n socialLink {\n icon\n link\n }\n subscribeText {\n raw\n }\n tagline\n subscribeTitle\n portfolioTitle\n writingTitle\n headerTextBigOffset\n email\n contactText {\n raw\n }\n portfolioItems {\n contentful_id\n portfolioCategories {\n categoryName\n }\n id\n link\n icon {\n file {\n url\n }\n }\n description\n name {\n name\n }\n }\n\n portfolioCategories {\n contentful_id\n categoryName\n }\n }\n blogs: allContentfulBlogPost(\n filter: { node_locale: { eq: \"en-US\" } }\n sort: { fields: publishDate, order: DESC }\n ) {\n nodes {\n id\n title\n slug\n body {\n childMarkdownRemark {\n timeToRead\n excerpt\n }\n }\n }\n }\n }\n`\nexport default HomePage\n"],"names":["data","location","content","message"],"sourceRoot":""}