Camaleon CMS is a dynamic and advanced content management system based on Ruby on Rails
Camaleon CMS is a dynamic and advanced content management system based on Ruby on Rails
Camaleon CMS is a dynamic and advanced content management system based on Ruby on Rails that adapts to your needs. This CMS is an alternative to Wordpress for Ruby on Rails developers to manage advanced content easier.
Camaleon CMS is a flexible manager where you can build your custom content structure without coding anything by custom fields and custom contents type.
To download or publish themes go to Theme store: https://camaleon.website/store/themes
To download or publish plugins go to Plugin store: https://camaleon.website/store/plugins
Install Ruby on Rails (Docker containerized guide here)
Create your rails project
rails new my_projectAdd the gem in your Gemfile
gem "camaleon_cms"
# OR
# gem "camaleon_cms", github: 'owen2345/camaleon-cms' # latest development versionInstall required Gem and dependencies
bundle installCamaleon CMS Installation
rails generate camaleon_cms:install(Optional) Before continue you can configure your CMS settings in (my_app/config/system.json), here you can see the full settings.
Create database structure
rake camaleon_cms:generate_migrations
# before running migrations you can customize copied migration files
rake db:migrateStart your server
rails serverGo to your browser and visit http://localhost:3000/
If you have problems, please enter an issue here. If you need support, need some extra functionality or need plugins, please contact us on:
Owen Peredo Diaz
https://camaleon.website/license.html
Note: Since this project is a gem, Rails commands (e.g.,
rails routes,zeitwerk:check) MUST be run from thespec/dummyfolder. Use subshells to ensure you return to root:(cd spec/dummy && bin/rails ...)
RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec rake app:db:migrate
RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec rake app:db:test:preparebin/rspecrspec binstub is not present, generate it: bundle binstubs rspec-corebin/rspecSee docs/security/permissions.md for details on manager permissions, custom fields, and security considerations.
Plugins and themes extend Camaleon by handling named hooks. See docs/hooks.md for the
mechanism (registration via config.json, the mutable args payload) and a code-derived inventory of the
hooks core fires, including the session/auth hooks (user_before_login, user_before_register,
after_login, …).
Releases are cut by the manually-started Release GitHub Actions workflow, which builds the gem, publishes it to RubyGems, tags the commit and creates the GitHub release. See docs/releasing.md for the full procedure, what the workflow checks before it publishes, and the fully manual fallback.
https://camaleon.website/version-history.html
Previous stable version (v1.x): https://github.com/owen2345/camaleon-cms/tree/version_1x
Camaleon CMS was originally released in July 2015 and tested previously with more than 20 projects by 6 months and on August 22, 2015 was published as a gem.
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