yeoji/parsh-cms

A partial CMS created for Laravel

ParshCMS

A partial page management package created for Laravel, _(*1)

Installation

Laravel 5

Run composer require yeoji/parsh-cms in your application directory, _(*2)

Or add the following line to your composer.json file:, _(*3)

"require": {
    "yeoji/parsh-cms": "dev-master"
}

In your application's app/config/app.php file:, _(*4)

Add this line to the service providers array:, _(*5)

Yeoji\ParshCMS\Providers\ParshServiceProvider::class

Run the following command to publish the migrations and public files., _(*6)

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Yeoji\ParshCMS\Providers\ParshServiceProvider", _(*7)

Usage

When you upload a theme template file, make sure it is in blade syntax and contain the following:, _(*8)

<title>@yield('title')</title> - For the page's title, _(*9)

@yield('content') - For where the content should be rendered, _(*10)

@include('parshcms::custom.navigation') - For the navigation bar, _(*11)

There should be no other blade syntax as this should be a static page., _(*12)

All styles should be in your application's public folder, or on a CDN., _(*13)

Custom Navigation

The navigation bar is automatically generated for each page that has been created., _(*14)

In order to change this, create the file vendor/parshcms/custom/navigation.blade.php under your application's resources/views directory., _(*15)

The default navigation is a simple:, _(*16)

@foreach($pages->all() as $page)
   <li><a href="/{{ $page->key }}">{{$page->title}}</a></li>
@endforeach

In your newly created custom/navigation.blade.php file, you are free to do whatever you want your navigation bar to be., _(*17)

For any other custom views, the same steps apply. Just mirror the directories/files in the package's views in order to override the views., _(*18)