\compose\ - A lightweight web-based CMS

\compose\ is a CMS (Content Management System) platform written in PHP that provides functionalities for fast-developing web applications on Linux servers.

Born to be modular, \compose\ is built around the concept of installable packages. The built-in Core package is responsible for managing the third-party packages and allows us to install, remove, update, enable/disable packages and single components such as API End-points or Pages directly from the browser.

Features:

Built-in support for different types of users;
4 types of users supported by default: guest, user, supervisor, administrator;
Web-based package manager;
Web-based pages manager;
Web-based RESTful API end-points manager;
Built-in support for Google Sign-In OAuth 2.0 authentication;
Built-in HTTP RESTful API service;
Error handler;
Graphics based on Bootstrap (v3.3.1);
and many many more...

Architecture

You can use \compose\ out-of-the-box, though there is not much to see or do until you create or install packages. \compose\ is designed to be modular with a built-in core package that provides all the functionalities needed for managing additional packages and their components. A Configuration class provides functionalities for managing settings for both the core package and other additional packages.

The RESTful API module in \compose\ offers an easy way for packages to export API end-points accessible via HTTP.

Documentation

Check the Full Documentation if you want to learn more about \compose\

\compose\ in Docker

\compose\ is also available as a Docker image.

Build your own image using Dockerfile

You can download our Docker files from (here)[https://github.com/afdaniele/compose/tree/master/docker]. To build a Docker image from one of our Docker files run:

docker build -t <image_name>:<image_tag> .

Pre-built Docker images

You can find the list of pre-built images on (Docker Hub)[https://cloud.docker.com/repository/docker/afdaniele/compose/tags].

Run image with \compose\ outside the container (suggested)

Run

docker run -itd -p <PORT>:80 -v <COMPOSE_ROOT_HOST_DIR>:/var/www/html afdaniele/compose:<IMAGE_TAG>

NOTE: <COMPOSE_ROOT_HOST_DIR> is the path to the directory on the host that contains the root of the \compose\ repository. This path should contain a public_html dir.

Run image with \compose\ inside the container

NOTE: All the changes made in \compose\ will be saved inside the container. If you delete the container without committing, all the changes will be lost.

Run

docker run -d -p <PORT>:80 afdaniele/compose:<IMAGE_TAG>

bberrevoets/compose