eslint-react-quick-setup VS demo-gatsby-contentful

Answer the questions how you like, but make sure that whichever answers you choose, you make sure to pick the same ones each time you set up ESLint. This way, you can save any custom rules in a separate repo, like I've done here, and copy and paste them in. Now, your code will be consistent across all your projects.

You can see my approach here (at the time I already had a Page model, so I named it Dynamic Page just for testing as an FYI). We can use React.lazy() to dynamically import and render each component based on the value of the ComponentToRender field, and pass along the content as a prop. You then set the styles/props/types/etc. for each component as you normally would.

Please check out the repo I've created with the finished files. You can use this if you get stuck and need to reference anything.