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Brightcontent, yet another rails CMS / admin panel
* For *developers*, to make a *custom CMS* for *non-technical users*
* No standard 'cms-modules', we hate those, making custom is easy enough
* Build in the rails way, use your normals models, only controllers and views are provided
* Only exception: Page model is provided with tree structure, draft, hidden and pretty urls like `/services/cleaning/houses`
* Rails 3.1+ only
Installation
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Include the gem in your Gemfile:
```ruby
gem "brightcontent", :git => "git://github.com/stexy/brightcontent.git"
bundle install
```
Generate the initializer, copy migrations and edit routes file. This can be done via a generator. Migrate the database afterwards:
$ rails generate brightcontent:install
$ rake db:migrate
Go to `/admin` and login with default user (email: `admin@example.com` / password: `password`).
Add a resource to Brightcontent
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Lets say, we want to add projects. Just create the `Project` model the rails way:
$ rails g model Project name:string description:text
$ rake db:migrate
To add the resource to brightcontent run:
$ rails generate brightcontent:resource Project
Gratz! Projects can now be controlled with Brightcontent.
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