The dumbest dog on the CMS block you'll ever see!
- PHP 7+
- Your favourite SQL database
- Webserver (Nginx recommended)
Download or clone the repository.
Copy the module located in the compiled folder to your PHP modules folder on your server. https://github.com/kytschi/dumb-dog/blob/main/compiled
Now create an ini to load the module in your PHP modules ini folder.
; configuration for php to enable dumb dog
extension=dumbdog.so
You can also just create the ini and point the extension to the folder with the dumbdog.so.
And don't forget to restart your webserver.
If you have issues with the module you may need to compile it yourself. See https://docs.zephir-lang.com/0.12/en/installation for more information on installing Zephir and compiling.
Create yourself a database and run the SQL located in the setup folder. https://github.com/kytschi/dumb-dog/blob/main/setup/database.sql
Once the database is setup and the SQL installed, go to the dumbdog-example.json in the root folder and copy it to a file called dumbdog.json. This is where you can configure Dumb Dog. Now set the database connection details to that of your newly created database.
"database":
{
"type": "mysql",
"host": "localhost",
"port": "3306",
"db": "dumb_dog",
"username": "dumbdog",
"password": "dumbdog"
}
Generate a random key for the encryption part of Dumb Dog, can use a command like the following and save that to the
encryption variable in the dumbdog.json file.
openssl rand -base64 32
Next point your webserver to the public folder of Dumb Dog where the index.php is located.
Make sure that the public/website/files folder has permission to write to by your webserver's user. This folder is used to store any files you upload via Dumb Dog.
NOTE
If your using a template engine please make sure that the cache folder has write permissions by the webserver user.
That's it, now you can access Dumb Dog via whatever url you've setup for the project by adding /dumb-dog to the url.
Default login is username dumbdog and password is woofwoof.
DONT FORGET TO CREATE YOUR OWN USER AND DELETE THE DEFAULT ONE OR CHANGE ITS PASSWORD!
Once the module is installed and you've got your webserver all setup pointing to the index.php your ready to start building.
The front-end website is held in the public\website folder. This is where you'll keep all your templates and your themes.
Have a look at the example website in the repository to show you a way of building using Dumb Dog.
NOW, HAVE FUN!
Either git pull, clone or download the latest from the repo to keep Dumb Dog up to date.
DO NOT FORGET TO RESTART THE PHP SERVER
To update the database with the latest migrations, simply run migrations.sh in the migrations this from your terminal and any new migrations will be executed.
You can run the migrations.sh from any location just make sure to pass in the dumbdog.json config file.
sh /var/www/dumbdog/migrations/migrations.sh /var/www/another-site/dumbdog.jsonDumb Dog does support some of the major templating engines out there should you want to use one. Personally I'd just stick with PHP "templates" over using an engine as it's much much faster. But people love to complicate things ;-)
See Twig installation on how to install Twig into your project/website.
Now in your index.php define the Twig template engine and include it in Dumb Dog.
// Include the autoload file.
require_once "../vendor/autoload.php";
// Define the template folder for Twig.
$loader = new \Twig\Loader\FilesystemLoader("./website");
// Define the Twig engine.
$engine = new \Twig\Environment(
$loader,
[
"cache" => "../cache"
]
);See Smarty installation on how to install Smarty into your project/website.
Now in your index.php define the Smarty template engine and include it in Dumb Dog.
// Include the autoload file.
require_once "../vendor/autoload.php";
// Define the Smarty template engine.
$engine = new Smarty();
// Set the Template folder.
$engine->setTemplateDir('./website');
// Set the compile folder.
$engine->setCompileDir('../cache');
// Set Cache folder if you like, speeds stuff up a lot.
$engine->setCacheDir('../cache');See Phalcon installation on how to install Volt into your project/website.
Now in your index.php define the Volt template engine and include it in Dumb Dog.
$engine = new Phalcon\Mvc\View\Engine\Volt\Compiler();
$engine->setOptions(
[
'path' => '../cache/'
]
);See Blade installation on how to install Blade into your project/website.
Now in your index.php define the Blade template engine and include it in Dumb Dog.
$engine = new eftec\bladeone\BladeOne(
'./website',
'../cache',
eftec\bladeone\BladeOne::MODE_DEBUG
);See Plates installation on how to install Plates into your project/website.
Now in your index.php define the Plates template engine and include it in Dumb Dog.
$engine = new League\Plates\Engine('./website');See Mustache installation on how to install Mustache into your project/website.
Now in your index.php define the Mustache template engine and include it in Dumb Dog.
$engine = new Mustache_Engine([
'cache' => '../cache',
'loader' => new Mustache_Loader_FilesystemLoader(dirname(__FILE__) . '/website')
]);I've knocked up a demo website running the example in this repository and there's more information located there to help you get going and under Dumb Dog.
See it live
Many thanks to laimuilin18 for the art work. They make the app mate!
https://www.vecteezy.com/members/laimuilin18
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