Custom content types and fields with a JSON API
Flight requires Node.js and a MySQL, Postgres, or SQLite database.
Clone the repository and install dependencies:
$ git clone https://github.com/dchester/flight-cms.git
$ cd flight-cms
$ npm install
Edit your database configuration in config/default.json
:
{
"database": {
"dialect": "mysql",
"database": "cms",
"username": "cms",
"password": "cms"
},
"files": {
"tmp_path": "/var/tmp",
"storage_path": "/var/tmp"
}
}
Set up the database schema:
$ node app.js schema-sync
Then start your server:
$ PORT=4000 node app.js run
Server listening on port 4000...
Once the server is up and running, start by creating a new collection. A collection is a set of like items. Other CMSs might call a collection a "content type" or "custom post type". In a relational database, a collection would be analogous to a table. Define a collection and its fields, and then use the admin interface to add items.
Access and modify data in collections through the built-in RESTful API. Visit /admin/api
in a running instance to see details for each collection.
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