"NO, You don't need a CMS" is what you are going to tell your boss the next time he comes running waving his arms and yelling incomprehensibly about some new microsite for his wife's pony he wants to make in drupal, wordpress or any of the 1 billion other "let's stuff all your content in a mysql database and front it with some 10 year old php scripts" things that pop up in your facebook feed disguised as content.
$ npm install nocms --save- nocms-plugin-directory-resources
- nocms-plugin-file-resources
- nocms-plugin-image-resources
- nocms-plugin-json-resources
Compiles all resources in the input directory and writes them to the output directory.
$ nocms compile --in-dir ./src/ --out-dir ./compiled/Runs a webserver on the port given and compiles resources in the input directory and writes them to the output directory before serving them to the user.
$ nocms server --in-dir ./src/ --out-dir ./compiled/ --port 1234NOCMS is multithreaded and spins of one worker instance for each cpu as reported by os.cpus().
A Plugin is any module that exports an activate function that when invoked registers one or more providers.
export function activate (pluginActivationContext)Plugins installed in node_modules will be activated automatically.
The plugin activation context gives plugins access to provider registration and to IO functions bound to the input and output directories.
- findFiles
- readFile
- registerResourceProvider
- watchFiles
- writeFile
Finds files relative to the input directory. Returns a Promise that resolves with an Array of file paths relative to the input directory.
async function findFiles (pattern, options)Parameters:
- pattern: Glob pattern,
- options: Glob options
Asynchronously reads the contents of a file relative to the input directory. Returns a Promise that resolves with the contents of the file, a String or a Buffer.
async function readFile (file, options)Parameters:
- file: File path relative to the input directory
- options: Same as when calling fs.readFile
Registers a resource provider with NOCMS. See Resource Provider.
function registerResourceProvider (resourceProvider)Parameters:
- resourceProvider: An instance of a resource provider
Watches files relative to the input directory. Returns a chokidar instance.
function watchFiles (pattern, options)Parameters:
- pattern: Glob pattern
- options: Chokidar options
Asynchronously writes a file to the output directory. Automatically creates any missing parts of the file path before writing the file. Returns a promise.
async function writeFile (file, data, options) {}Parameters:
- file: file path relative to the output directory.
- data:
StringorBuffer - options: Same as fs.writeFile
Example:
let html = '<html></html>';
await writeFile('index.html', html, 'utf8');Resource Providers are responsible for collecting meta data for, and compiling resources. A resource provider has two functions:
Asynchronously provides an Array of resource objects. A resource must as a minimum have an id field.
async function getResources ()Asynchronously compiles a resource object and writes the result to the file system. Returns a Promise that resolves with undefined.
async function compileResource (resource, resourceCompilationContext)Parameters:
- resource: a resource object
- resourceCompilationContext: a resource compilation context.
The resource compilation context is an object with two fields.
- resourceMap: a id/resource map of all resources from all resource providers
- resourceTree: a resource tree of all resources from all resource providers
The resource compilation context can be used to provide resource meta data to templates during compilation.
Configurations can be written in a .nocmsrc file at the root of the project, and will be served as json to plugins.
Run lerna bootstrap
$ npm run bootstrap$ npm run build$ npm testThe end to end tests (rather integration than e2e) are in the root of the project in example-sites and make use of lerna to link the local modules, so if they are built, they are immediately tested as the newest version, as they are a symlink.
The expected rendered HTML/CSS/JS will be compared to the actually produced output.
MIT License
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