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@paroicms/server

v1.57.2

Published

The ParoiCMS server

Downloads

1,345

Readme

@paroicms/server

This is the main package of ParoiCMS. ParoiCMS is a full-featured CMS for building showcase websites. It includes:

  • Custom content
  • A robust cache system
  • A plugin architecture
  • Multilingual websites (currently in English and French)
  • Multi-sites

How to generate a new website

Run the following commands:

npx @paroicms/cli --create mywebsite --language en
cd mywebsite
npm i
npm run dev

Then, connect to your back-office: http://localhost:8080/adm. Use dev@localhost for the login, and init for the password.

Tips

Here are some tips:

  • In the back-office, starts with Configuration → Site properties;
  • Read the config.json file: it is the configuration (by default for a local environment);
  • Read the site-schema.json file: the custom content of your website is defined here;
  • The file theme/theme.json contains the list of available sizes (in pixels) in the text editors;
  • You'll find the SCSS in theme/assets/scss/index.scss, it is compiled by the watcher in theme/assets/scss/index.css;
  • If you edit your theme with Visual Studio Code, then we suggest that you install the Liquid extension, from panoply (liquify.dev);
  • HTML templates of your website are in theme/templates/;
  • In a LiquidJS file (for example theme/templates/home.liquid), use our info filter to inspect the content of any payload:
{{ site | info }}
{{ doc | info }}

Technologies

Themes for ParoiCMS are written in LiquidJS (the syntax from Shopify). Data is stored in SQLite databases.

Documentation

Contribute

Please start with the instructions in our monorepo.

License

Released under the MIT license.