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Short Description SilverWare Application.
License BSD-3-Clause
Homepage https://github.com/praxisnetau/silverware-app
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Informations about the package app
SilverWare Application
SilverWare is a component framework built upon SilverStripe. This repository sets up a new application environment, downloading everything needed to get underway. Files are also included for easy application deployment using Deployer.
Contents
- Requirements
- Installation
- Configuration
- Issues
- To-Do
- Contribution
- Attribution
- Maintainers
- License
Requirements
Installation
Installation is via Composer:
After Composer finishes creating the project folder, SilverWare will ask a series of questions via the console to configure your installation.
Configuration
Configuration is via YAML files. Upon build, your SilverWare application uses a series of YAML fixture
files to create database objects. Please browse the fixtures folder to see what is created by default.
You can inform SilverWare when it is appropriate to build objects from fixtures using configuration:
Using SilverStripe's environment-specific configuration, you can configure whether or not SilverWare should build from fixture files, and whether or not SilverWare should build only once, or upon each build.
These settings are particularly useful for application deployment.
Issues
Please use the GitHub issue tracker for bug reports and feature requests.
To-Do
- Tests
Contribution
Your contributions are gladly welcomed to help make this project better. Please see contributing for more information.
Attribution
- Logo icon designed by Freepik from www.flaticon.com and released under a Creative Commons BY 3.0 license.
- includes configuration for Deployer, a most excellent PHP application deployment tool by @antonmedv
Maintainers
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| Colin Tucker | Praxis Interactive |
License
BSD-3-Clause © Praxis Interactive
All versions of app with dependencies
silverstripe/admin Version ^1.2
silverstripe/asset-admin Version ^1.2
silverstripe/assets Version ^1.2
silverstripe/campaign-admin Version ^1.2
silverstripe/cms Version ^4.2
silverstripe/config Version ^1.0
silverstripe/errorpage Version ^1.2
silverstripe/framework Version ^4.2
silverstripe/graphql Version ^2.0
silverstripe/reports Version ^4.2
silverstripe/siteconfig Version ^4.2
silverstripe/versioned Version ^1.2
silverware/admin Version ^1.3
silverware/calendar Version ^1.0
silverware/colorpicker Version ^1.0
silverware/countries Version ^1.0
silverware/font-icons Version ^1.1
silverware/model-filters Version ^1.0
silverware/navigation Version ^1.6
silverware/open-graph Version ^1.0
silverware/silverware Version ^1.8
silverware/spam-guard Version ^1.0
silverware/theme Version ^1.6
silverware/validator Version ^1.1