Sulu - Demo Website

This is the official Sulu Demo. It was created to show a simple implementation of an application made with Sulu and explains the basic steps.

This project also runs here: https://sulu.rocks

For information about Sulu have a look at our Homepage: http://sulu.io/

Our documentation is available under: http://docs.sulu.io/

Used Extensions

SuluArticleBundle

The SuluArticleBundle adds support for managing articles in Sulu. Articles can be used in a lot of different ways to manage unstructured data with an own URL in an admin-list. Most of the features, which can be used in pages, can also be used on articles - like templates, versioning, drafting, publishing and automation.

SuluAutomationBundle

The SuluAutomationBundle provides a way to manages future tasks which can be scheduled for entities in the Sulu-Admin. For example schedule the publishing of a page to a specific datetime in the future.

To enable automated tasks use the command task:run manually in the terminal or in a cronjob. This tasks executes the pending automation tasks (see SuluAutomationBundle Installation Docs).

SuluWebTwig and SuluWebJS

A collection of helpful twig extensions and a tiny js component mangaement library.

Requirements

PHP 8.0
- json extension
- xml extension
- simplexml extension
- gd or imagick extension (needed for image converts)
MySQL or PostgreSQL Server
Elasticsearch 7
Composer
NPM if you want to run npm tasks

Installation

git clone git@github.com:sulu/sulu-demo.git
cd sulu-demo
composer install

Configure required services

The demo requires a running MySQL and ElasticSearch instance.

Configure your DATABASE_URL and ELASTICSEARCH_HOST in the .env.local see .env as reference.

If you don't want to install the services yourself you can use the provided docker-compose.yml to start this services inside an own container:

docker-compose up

Install fixtures

Install the demo with all fixtures by running:

bin/console sulu:build dev

Usage

Now you can try out our demo, there is no need to configure a virtual host. Just use the build in web servers:

php -S 127.0.0.1:8000 -t public config/router.php

Then you can access the administration interface via http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin. The default user and password is “admin”.

The web frontend can be found under http://127.0.0.1:8000.

Tests

composer bootstrap-test-environment
composer lint
composer test

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