A CMS written in Go, using MongoDB as a backend. (Work in progress, heavily.)
Most people want his blog or web app to be hyped, right?
- Install and start MongoDb
- go get github.com/opesun/hypecms
- Modify config values at the beginning of main.go if needed, or use command line arguments to overwrite them.
- Clone github.com/opesun/hypecms-shared. Create a symbolic link in your file system named github.com/opesun/hypecms/shared which points to the cloned repo. Alternatively, create a folder named "shared" in github.com/opesun/hypecms and copy all contents of github.com/opesun/hypecms-shared into it.
- Contents, custom content types, each with custom fields.
- Tags (categories).
- Content draft, versions.
- Cookie based user authentication.
- Online editing of template files. If deployed like a blogspot-like multiuser app: there are private templates, public templates, fork, publish features.
- Versioning of site state: any install/uninstall/configuration will create a newer version of site state, so you can revert to any previous version.
- Custom view editor: run any queries at any part of the page. The query builder generates excerpts, paging links etc.
- Any file is displayed as is, you dont even have to use any dynamic features of the CMS, you can simply copy-paste html pages and they will be displayed as if they were dynamic content. Even in these html files, PHP-like require functionality is available.
- Plugin system.
Work in progress.
Released under the 2-clause BSD license, see license.txt file.