ContentBundle

Introduction

This bundle provides basic CMS functionality with its own admin part. It didn't require any other bundles.

IMPORTANT This bundle is in development.

Features

• Categories management (frontend + backend).
• Content management (frontend + backend).
• Bundle is translated, see Resources/translations.

Requirements

• Symfony2 with twig.
• Doctrine2, DoctrineExtension & DoctrineFixtures.
• Highly recommended FOSUserBundle (please see the installation steps here).
• Annotations for Controllers.
• jQuery + twitter bootstrap js.
• Twitter Bootstrap css file (or with the same styles).
• It is recommended to use this bundle with SmirikAdminBundle which provides public assets (including twitter bootstrap & jquery) + menu + core classes.

Installation

• Add bundle to your deps file:

  [SmirikContentBundle]
    git=git://github.com/smirik/SmirikContentBundle.git
    target=/bundles/Smirik/ContentBundle
  

• Register the namespace in autoload.php (if you don't use other Smirik* bundles):

  $loader->registerNamespaces(array(
      ...
      'Smirik'           => __DIR__.'/../vendor/bundles',
  ));
  

• Register bundle in your AppKernel.php:

  $bundles = array(
      ...
      new Smirik\ContentBundle\SmirikContentBundle(),
      ...
  );
  

• Add routes to routing.yml:

 SmirikContentBundle:
     resource: "@SmirikContentBundle/Controller/"
     type:     annotation
     prefix:   /

• Update database and load test fixtures to see admin functionality

  php app/console doctrine:schema:update --force
  php app/console doctrine:fixtures:load --append
  

• See test content at http://host/admin/content/

• Please check that bootstrap.css file is loaded.

• Enjoy!

Database schema

License

Academic.