library wiki

mrcore/wiki

Mrcore Wiki Module

mRcore Wiki Module v5.8

mrcore/wiki is a module for the mRcore Framework, _(*1)

This module provides wiki and CMS dynamic app loading functionality., _(*2)

Installation

Assuming you already have Laravel and mRcore Framework installed along with mRcore Auth Module, _(*3)

composer require mrcore/wiki:5.8.*
composer require mrcore/bootswatch-theme:5.8.*

Edit your config/modules.php file and ensure 'Mrcore\Wiki' => [], is set in your modules array, _(*4)

'modules' => [
    #...
    'Mrcore\Wiki' => []
    #...
]

And ensure Mrcore\Wiki is set in all 3 assets, views and routes arrays under the "Loading Order / Override Management" section. Notice Mrcore\Wiki is defined first in the routes array. Follow the order of each array listed, _(*5)

#...
'assets' => [
    '%app%',
    'Mrcore\BootswatchTheme',
    'Mrcore\Auth',
    'Mrcore\Wiki',
],

'views' => [
    '%app%',
    'Mrcore\Auth',
    'Mrcore\Wiki',
    'Mrcore\BootswatchTheme',
],

'routes' => [
    'Mrcore\Wiki',
    '%app%',
    'Mrcore\Auth',
    'Mrcore\Foundation',
],
#...

Edit your config/auth.php file and set guards web driver to mrcore, _(*6)

    'guards' => [
        'web' => [
            'driver' => 'mrcore',
            'provider' => 'users',
        ],

        'api' => [
            'driver' => 'token',
            'provider' => 'users',
        ],
    ],

And set profiders users model to Mrcore\Auth\Models\User::class, _(*7)

    'providers' => [
        'users' => [
            'driver' => 'eloquent',
            'model' => Mrcore\Auth\Models\User::class,
        ],
    ],

Run auth and wiki migrations and seeders, _(*8)

./artisan mrcore:auth:app db:migrate
./artisan mrcore:wiki:app db:migrate
./artisan mrcore:auth:app db:seed
./artisan mrcore:wiki:app db:seed

Visit your laravel install (if php artisan server at http://localhost:8000) to see the new wiki, _(*9)

Default user/pass is admin / password, _(*10)

What Is mRcore

mRcore is a module/package system for Laravel allowing you to build all your applications as reusable modules. Modules resemble the Laravel folder structure and can be plugged into a single Laravel instance. mRcore solves module loading dependency order and in-place live asset handling. Modules can be full web UIs, REST APIs and/or full Console command line apps. A well built module is not only your UI and API, but a shared PHP library, a native API or repository which can be reused as dependencies in other modules., _(*11)

We firmly believe that all code should be built as modules and not in Laravel's directory structure itself. Laravel simply becomes the "package server". A single Laravel instance can host any number of modules., _(*12)

See https://github.com/mrcore5/framework for details and installation instructions., _(*13)

Versions

• 1.0 is for Laravel 5.1 and below
• 2.0 is for Laravel 5.3, 5.4, 5.5
• 5.6 is for Laravel 5.6
• 5.7 is for Laravel 5.7
• ... Following Laravel versions from here on

Contributing

Thank you for considering contributing to the mRcore framework! Fork and pull!, _(*14)

License

mRcore is open source software licensed under the MIT license, _(*15)

Enhancement Ideas

• NO-Foundation installer should prompt and notify about to delete laravel models, migrations...
• Build mrcore5-installer symfony console command to install fresh laravel + foundation. Options for --wiki install or --blog or whatever.
• Perfect entities with mreschke/repository for auth, foundation and wiki. Split tables between them
• DONE-Change namespace of bootswatch theme, maybe just Mrcore/BootswatchTheme ?

Wiki Tables

• badges
• comments
• formats (wiki, php, phpw, html, text, markdown, htmlw)
• frameworks (custom, workbench)
• hashtags
• modes (default, simple, raw, source)
• post_badges
• post_indexes
• post_locks
• post_permissions
• post_reads
• post_tags
• posts
• revisions
• router
• tags

• types (doc, page, app), _(*16)

  $wiki = App::make('Mrcore\Wiki');, _(*17)

Auth Tables

• permissions (update with per type, like wiki, or user, or blog...)
• roles
• user_permissions
• user_roles

• users, _(*18)

  $auth = App::make('Mrcore\Auth'); $user = $auth->user->find(3); $user->roles; $user->permissions;, _(*19)