You can see this app running in its default state (Including a whole load of documentation) at https://primo.ngio.uk
This skeleton is opinionated in order to supply quite a bit of functionality out of the box without too much complexity.
Importantly, it's the product of the Mezzio Skeleton, and using it is contingent on understanding Prismic - a headless CMS service and some familiarity with the following dependencies will be very useful:
Templating | laminas-view |
---|---|
DI Container | laminas-servicemanager |
Routing | fastroute |
PSR Event Dispatcher | phly/event-dispatcher |
PSR Cache | laminas-cache |
PSR Logger | monolog |
PSR HTTP Client | httplug |
After running npm install
, if ./node_modules/.bin
is on your $PATH
, you'll be able to issue npm-watch
, otherwise, put it on your $PATH
or type the full path to npm-watch.
If you look at package.json
, and the resources in ./frontend
you'll see that scss, js and prismic document type definitions are compiled by npm scripts.
Styles are intentionally empty and intended to be a starting point for a completely new website. Similarly JS is just an iif triggered on load.
Prismic document types are compiled with netglue/prismic-cli via node and there's a page
type setup that can be used as starting point to build your own types. Take a look in ./config/autoload/prismic-cli.global.php
for relevant configuration of the tool.
$ composer development-disable
$ composer development-status
By default, the skeleton will create a configuration cache in
data/config-cache.php
. When in development mode, the configuration cache is
disabled, and switching in and out of development mode will remove the
configuration cache.
You may need to clear the configuration cache in production when deploying if you deploy to the same directory. You may do so using the following:
$ composer clear-config-cache
You may also change the location of the configuration cache itself by editing
the config/config.php
file and changing the config_cache_path
entry of the
local $cacheConfig
variable.