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Moon Powered CMS!
Artemis is a flat-file, markdown based CMS that is the successor to BootWiki. It is lighter, faster, and smaller. Artemis supports HTML, Markdown, and Markdown Extra using Parsedown JavaScript is also supported.
- Markdown Processing (Including Markdown Extra)
- Inline HTML supported
- Easy drag-and-drop install
- Lightweight (Can even be hosted on Raspberry Pi Zero's, free hosting, etc.)
- Fancy URLS (Requires Apache Rewrite Module!)
- Clone or download this repository
- Put all files into your web root on your web server. This can be in a sub directory as well.
- Copy config.example.php to config.php (
cp config.example.php config.php) - Edit config.php to your liking.
- run
cd app && composer install
Artemis supports basic Bootstrap 4 themes, a few have been included from bootswatch however, you can make your own so long as it's a self-sustained single bootstrap.css file.
Custom themes can go in the app/theme folder.
New pages are pretty easy to create. Just make a new file anywhere under app/pages and it is accessible via Artemis. These files may be in sub-folders as well. Pages can be Markdown or HTML and follow a basic layout.
The following displays the bare minimum for a page to function properly:
example.md
---
title = Example
date = November 2nd, 2019
desc = Example Page
author = John Smith
---
## Example Page
This is an example page.
The part of the page in the "---" section is an ini formatted configuration. For now this stores basic information for SEO and for some backend stuff as well.
Pages can also be in sub-folders. If you want to link to a folder instead of a page file, you can use index.md files (formatted the same as normal pages) as if it was an index.html file. See the example app/pages/folder1 folder for how it should look.
If you need to link to other pages from another page it should follow the full url for the site instead of just a file path.
Example:
[Link 1](https://example.com/link1.md)
or
<a href="https://example.com/link1.md">Link 1</a>