README

LineStorm CMS is a Content Management System Bundle for symfony >=2.3.

This bundle is pretty useless on it's own as it's just the core files. You will need to install various modules to make it meaningful.

Configuration

Download and Enable
Configure the Bundle
Install some modules

Step 1: Download and Enable

Add linestorm/linestorm-cms to your composer.json and add new LineStorm\CmsBundle\CmsBundle(), to your app/AppKernel.php file.

Step 2: Configure the Bundle

There is very little configuration that is needed for this bundle as it doesn't actually do anything on its own, but there is configurations that you should know about:

###config.yml

Add these config options in app/config/config.yml:

line_storm_cms:
  entity_manager: default
  backend_type: orm
  entity_classes:
    ...:       Acme\DemoBundle\Entity\...

entity_manager refers to the entity manager id to use
backend_type refers to the backend database type. Currently only orm (Doctrine) is supported
entity_classes is an array of "id: [class namespace]" scalars LineStorm needs to know about your entity classes for your modules to be able to access them. Each module you install will tell you what classes to have here

###routing.yml

Add this route in app/config/routing.yml

acme_cms:
  resource: .
  type:     linestorm_cms
  prefix:   /blog

acme_cms_admin:
    resource:   "@LineStormCmsBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml"

acme_cms is your frontend route controller
acme_cms_admin is your backend routes

###Third Party Dependencies

You will need to follow the configuration guides in these bundles to set them up.

Step 3: Install some modules

Modules are what do all the work in LineStorm. To see a few modules, take a look at the LineStorm Organisation on GitHub

Documentation

To see the full documentation, see docs

linestorm / linestorm-cms

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