/PipelineCRM

A CRM for the Umbraco back-office - form workflow, personalisation and more...

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PipelineCRM

A CRM for the Umbraco back-office - form workflow, personalisation and more...

Requirements

  • At least Umbraco 7

How to install to an existing Umbraco website

Using NuGet (recommended)

In Visual Studio, open up the Package Manager Console and type the following:

Install-Package PipelineCRM <project name>

Using NuGet locally

If you would rather build PipelineCRM locally and install from the created files, follow the build guide below, followed by running the following in the Package Manager Console (in Visual Studio):

Install-Package PipelineCRM <project name> -source C:\path\to\nupkg\containing\folder

How to build

Requirements

  • Node installed
  • NPM installed
  • Gulp installed globally (npm install gulp -g)
  • NuGet CLI installed

Building

  1. Clone this repository to your local system using git
  2. Open the solution with Visual Studio and build
  3. Open a terminal in the root of the cloned folder
  4. Type npm install to get all Gulp dependencies
  5. Type gulp pack (this moves DLLs and App_Plugins to the NuGet folder), and runs nuget pack using the Package.nuspec file

Contributing

If you want to setup this project so you can start editing code in a fast manner, then you can do so using this guide:

  1. Install the package to your Umbraco website using NuGet (I recommend following the Build guide above and creating a fresh NuGet package using the gulp pack command, followed by installing the new pack using the local NuGet install command described in the Installation guide above)
  2. Clone this repository to your local filesystem
  3. Open a terminal in the root of the cloned folder
  4. Type npm install to get all Gulp dependencies
  5. Edit the config.json to include paths to your Umbraco website
  6. Run gulp

Running gulp will copy App_Plugins and new DLLs to your Umbraco website. This mean that you don't have to keep installing though NuGet, or copying files around your filesystem manually.