libra/libra-cms

ZF2 based CMS that allows easily create your own web-site with necessary tools like article menagment

0.8.1 2018-01-22 22:15 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.5.0
• doctrine/doctrine-module: ^0.8
• doctrine/doctrine-orm-module: ^0.8
• leafo/scssphp: ^0.1.9
• libra/ckeditor-assets: 3.*
• libra/ckfinder-assets: 2.*
• libra/datatables-assets: ^1.9
• libra/fancybox-assets: 2.*
• libra/jquery-assets: 2.*
• libra/jquery-ui-assets: ^1.10
• libra/libra-app: ^0.7
• libra/libra-article: ^0.6
• libra/libra-article-image-zooming: 0.*
• libra/libra-locale: ^0.5
• monolog/monolog: ^1.5
• twbs/bootstrap-sass: ^3.3.0
• vnagara/runtime-config: 1.*
• zendframework/zend-developer-tools: 0.*
• zf-commons/zfc-twig: 1.*
• zf-commons/zfc-user-doctrine-orm: 0.1.3

Suggests

• libra/jquery-ui-assets: Add jQuery User Interface library that will be installed in public dir

BSD-3-Clause

• duke

• zf2
• cms
• Zend Framework
• zf

README

*[CMS]: Content Management System *[DB]: DataBase

Libra CMS

ZF2 based CMS that allows easy creation of your own website with necessary tools like article menagment.
It's easy to add articles, edit using a WYSIWYG editor, and upload images into articles with built-in zooming (For this just set image class="zoom" and specify different size from original).
Libra provides an administration aware application. To utilize this functionality:

• router: create children inside admin route, and make application accessible by /admin/route url.
• layout: create your new layout in any module under folder view/layout/admin-layout-name, where default layout name is default.

Concepts

• It should be easy to use.
• It should be easy to add new modules.

Installation

###Using Composer (recommended, updated)

1. Download if necessary composer.phar and run php composer.phar create-project libra/libra-cms libra-cms dev-master
2. Go to installed dir libra-cms. Copy config/autoload/local.php.dist files to local.php and update the parameters with your specific DB name and user name/password. Export SQL from data/libra-cms.sql to DB.
3. Run php -S localhost:8080 -t public (assuming that you are inside installed folder).
4. Enjoy!

Default administration user: admin, pass: libra-cms.

Configuration:

1. Add write permissions for running script user to: public/images/stories to save images during article editing.
2. Change pubic/robots.txt file to fit your needs.

Thanks for trying Libra CMS.