Causeway CMS

Content Management System for Laravel 5.7 Written by Jason Hoendervanger - EXdeliver.nl

Requirements

System requirements for running this content management system:

MariaDB 10.3
PHP 7.1.3 or later
(optional for sound plugin) LAME encoder (apt-get install lame)

Howto install

composer require exdeliver/causeway

Add to your app.php providers & Aliases

\Exdeliver\Causeway\ServiceProviders\CausewayServiceProvider::class,

'CW' => \Exdeliver\Causeway\Facades\CausewayServiceFacade::class,

'CWCart' => \Exdeliver\Cart\Facades\CartServiceFacade::class,

Update your config/auth.php

'providers' => [
    'users' => [
        'driver' => 'eloquent',
        'model' => Exdeliver\Causeway\Domain\Entities\User\User::class,
    ],
    
    Or create your own user model and extend with above.

Update your .env

MOLLIE_LIVE_API_KEY=
MOLLIE_TEST_API_KEY=test_MeT7ZndwP8wVBkGpDSGnpAa88npKLe
CAUSEWAY_VAT_PERCENTAGES='{"0.00": "0%", "9.00": "9%", "21.00": "21%"}'
CAUSEWAY_COMPANY_INFORMATION='{"company": "EXdeliver", "address": "YourCompanyStreet 22", "zipcode": "0000 TT", "city": "Rotterdam", "country": "The Netherlands", "vat_no": "NL6500000", "coc_no": "20000000", "email": "[email protected]", "bank_account": "NL00INGB000123456", "bank_name": "ING"}'

Run the migrations

php artisan migrate

Publish config for Laravel filemanager

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=lfm_config
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=lfm_public

And run the publish command:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=public --force

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=templates (--fore optional overwrites all)

Create a admin user by running the command below:

php artisan causeway:admin <username> <password>

If you haven't already made a symlink, do accordingly.

php artisan storage:link

Add to your routes:

Route::get('/{pageSlug?}', '\Exdeliver\Causeway\Controllers\PageController@getSlug');

Login:

http://yoursite.nl/causeway/login

CW helpers

// Return specific menu items.
CW::getMenu('<(string)menu name>')

// Return specific page.
CW::getPage('<(string)page slug'>);