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A flexible perl CMS which supports multiple data models and content types. Should be readily portable/hostable between any other system that runs tCMS due to being largely self-contained.
tCMS is built to be run by tPSGI.
Simple deployment is currently:
.tpsgi.conf :
http_user=www-data
user=INSERT_MY_USERNAME_HERE
domain=INSERT_MY_DOMAIN_NAME_HERE
routers=tCMS/lib/TCMS.pm
indices=
custom_log="/var/log/www/tpsgi.log"
basedir="tCMS"
Then:
HOME=. bin/tpsgi -p 5001You won't want to run like this in production, but this is probably how you want to develop your themes or hack on tCMS itself.
See trog-provisioner & related provisioners repository.
In the latter you will be interested particularly in:
Many of the advanced features of tCMS won't work quite right without the configurations encoded therein.
Content templates are modular. Add in a template to www/templates/html/components/forms which describe the content and how to edit it. Our post data storage being JSON allows us the flexibility to have any kind of meta associated with posts, so go hog wild.
Currently supported:
Planned development:
If you know a Post's ID (see the numbers at the end of it's URI when viewing it's permalink denoted by the chain emoji) You can embed template logic into your posts like so:
<: embed(12345, 'embed') :>
The first parameter is the ID number of the post. The second parameter is the formatting style:
These will be added as classes to the embedded post, so you can theme this appropriately.
Planned Development:
domain picker at top -- manage all your web properties from one place
login and registration (forces email for a domain to allow posting on said domain) User data also stored in ES -- it's their profile page!
Error and Access logs immediately dumped into ES for EZ viewing in grafana
Automatic analytics!
Multiple auth models (ldap, oauth etc)
Builtin paywall -- add in LDAP users not on primary domain, give differing privs Have all content able to assign to paywall packages
One click share to social via oauth Mailing list blasts for paywall content