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silverstripe-module silverstripe-module-boilerplate

Simple boilerplate to help kick start a new Silverstripe module.

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gdmedia/silverstripe-module-boilerplate

Simple boilerplate to help kick start a new Silverstripe module.

  • Wednesday, February 17, 2016
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The README.md

Silverstripe boilerplate module

Simple boilerplate to help kick start a new Silverstripe module., (*1)

Creating a new module

Quickly setup a new module skeleton by cloning this repository and deleting the .git folder., (*2)

To do this in one line, from the command line run:
(Replace MyModuleFolder with name of the folder where you want to create your new module.), (*3)

Windows

Using Composer, (*4)

cmd /V /C "set "SS_MODULE_DIR=MyModuleFolder" && composer require gdmedia/silverstripe-module-boilerplate && move silverstripe-module-boilerplate !SS_MODULE_DIR! && composer remove gdmedia/silverstripe-module-boilerplate && IF EXIST !SS_MODULE_DIR!\.git rmdir /q /s !SS_MODULE_DIR!\.git"

Using GIT, (*5)

cmd /V /C "set "SS_MODULE_DIR=MyModuleFolder" && git clone https://github.com/guru-digital/silverstripe-module-boilerplate.git !SS_MODULE_DIR! && rmdir /q /s !SS_MODULE_DIR!\.git"

*nix

Using Composer, (*6)

SS_MODULE_DIR=MyModuleFolder && composer require --prefer-dist gdmedia/silverstripe-module-boilerplate && mv silverstripe-module-boilerplate $SS_MODULE_DIR && composer remove gdmedia/silverstripe-module-boilerplate && [ -d ${SS_MODULE_DIR}/.git ] && rm -r ${SS_MODULE_DIR}/.git

Using GIT, (*7)

SS_MODULE_DIR=MyModuleFolder && git clone https://github.com/guru-digital/silverstripe-module-boilerplate.git $SS_MODULE_DIR && rm -rf ${SS_MODULE_DIR}/.git

Grunt

You can use Grunt to quickly rename the boiler plate file names and place holders., (*8)

grunt rename-project

To use, after installing with the steps above: * Edit package.json and update the values to suit your new module. * Edit Gruntfile.js - lines 5 to 9 and update the values to suit your new module. * From the command line run: (Replace MyModuleFolder with name of the folder where you want to create your new module.), (*9)

cd MyModuleFolder
npm install
grunt rename-project

This will: * Replace all place holder values in all files with related values from package.json and Gruntfile.js - lines 5 to 9 * Update composer.json and bower.json from the corresponding values in package.json * Rename the following files, replacing MyModule with the value of prefix in Gruntfile.js * assets\css\MyModuleCSS.css * assets\images\sitetree-images\MyModulePageIcon.png * assets\javascript\MyModuleJS.js * code\Extension\MyModuleDataExtension.php * code\Extension\MyModuleExtension.php * code\PageTypes\MyModulePage.php, (*10)

grunt update_json

Running grunt update_json will update composer.json and bower.json from the corresponding values in package.json, (*11)

grunt jshint

Running grunt jshint will run js hint over all non-minified javascript files in assets/javascript, (*12)

grunt uglify

Running grunt uglify will run minify javascript files in assets/javascript, (*13)

grunt cssmin

Running grunt cssmin will run minify CSS files in assets/css, (*14)

grunt default

Running grunt default will run the update_json, jshint, uglify and cssmin tasks one after another., (*15)

Pull requests welcome!

If you have a class, file or anything else that may be handy to have in this boilerplate, submit an issue or pull request, (*16)

The Versions

17/02 2016

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Simple boilerplate to help kick start a new Silverstripe module.

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