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QUESTION
Hi team i am following the https://docs.craftercms.org/en/3.1/getting-started/your-first-website.html .so is it possible to publish this to react js . also we have use the existing blueprint .how we can create the site from scratch .
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-10 at 21:27These are example React blueprints:
- https://github.com/craftercms/commercetools-blueprint
- https://github.com/craftercms/video-center-blueprint
- https://github.com/craftercms/wordify-blueprint/tree/react
You'll need to also understand the SPA configuration, see the docs: https://docs.craftercms.org/en/3.1/site-administrators/engine/engine-site-configuration.html?highlight=spa
To start something from scratch, use the built-in Empty Blueprint.
QUESTION
Hi team i am new to crafter cms .I am following the https://docs.craftercms.org/en/3.1/getting-started/quick-start-guide.html#installing-crafter-cms-from-archive-download I am using windows 10 .but in the http://craftercms.org/downloads there is no zip file . there is only tar.gz files are there
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-03 at 12:50Crafter CMS doesn't run directly on Windows, instead, you should use Docker to run it.
Here is the guide: https://docs.craftercms.org/current/getting-started/quick-start-guide.html#running-craftercms-in-docker
QUESTION
I was wondering if there is a solution to only change the value of an attribute in a specific component using the Crafter Studio API or a groovy script.
The only thing I have found is the method "Write Content"(https://docs.craftercms.org/en/3.0/developers/projects/studio/api/content/write-content.html) of the API but to only change one attribute you need to retrieve the entire component file, modify the value you need and push the entire file back, that is quite heavy.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-02 at 16:21Write content API is the only API that writes content at the moment.
If you're working on the UI, you could use our @craftercms/studio-ui
package to write single fields easily as this is abstracted for you there.
QUESTION
I am writing a single page application using ReactJS and MaterialUI. Some of my components doesn't match MaterialUI docs. I found these components' styles are being updated by another NodeJS module (@craftercms/studio-ui) which is using same MaterialUI library.
Is there a way in ReactJS or MaterialUI to not load styles from specific NodeJS modules?
I know one way is to simply override styles in my theme but maintenance of that will not be fun.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-17 at 19:37You need to create your own theme and add an MUI's ThemeProvider (from @material-ui/styles) component surrounding your App.
You're probably using our CrafterCMSNextBridge component. That component has it's own theme provider, so make sure your ThemeProvider is inside so that one is the prevailing one.
Something like this…
QUESTION
Following this documentation, I was trying to implement content inheritance but I could not.
My simple use case is:
Parent component contains CSS data. Child component inherits from it and populates its template with CSS links.
In documentation:
Child: Below is the XML file of a page residing under the above level descriptor and is setup to inherit from it. You’ll note the definition of the merge-strategy as inherit-levels, this invokes the level-based inheritance mechanics that require Crafter CMS to look at current and higher levels for files named crafter-level-descriptor.level.xml (this is configurable). You’ll also note that this page doesn’t specify the CSS file/group of files to include, nor will it need to specify the header nor footer components.
In child page's config.xml
file there is no reference of parent.
My question are?
- Where to create
crafter-level-descriptor.level.xml
using studio? page residing under the above level descriptor
what does this mean, what kind of levels?
Note: I am new to crafter-cms and sometimes the documentation is confusing.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-24 at 17:55Parent and child here refer to instances of the content, not the content type definition.
Levels refer to folders in a hierarchy.
crafter-level-descriptor.level.xml
is a file created on a folder or subfolder, and items (XML files) that have the inherit-levels
inheritance strategy defined will inherit from the level descriptor crafter-level-descriptor.level.xml
adjacent to the item (same folder level) and higher levels (parent folders) all the way to the root folder.
For common concerns that you'd like a section (folder hierarchy) to inherit, specify that at a parent level, and have the children (pages or components with that inheritance strategy), defined to have 'inherit-levels' strategy and those metadata fields will automatically show up in the child items, even if not defined in their model.
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To build deployable and distributable binaries of CrafterCMS, use the Gradle task bundle. This task will generate .tar.gz files ready to be deployed to any system. Before using bundle task make sure that the environment has been created and deployed using gradle tasks build and deploy. Archives will be named crafter-cms-${environment}-VERSION.tar.gz and can be found in the bundles folder. To run CrafterCMS from the binary archive, unzip and follow the instructions in the binary archive's README.txt.
CrafterCMS is a decoupled CMS, and that means you have an authoring environment that caters to content creators, and a different environment, delivery, that handles the end-users that use the experience created by the former.
To download, build and generate a binary archive from a given tag or branch of the source code,. Note: When using a tag-based build, you're essentially cloning a point in time to build that specific version of CrafterCMS. That implies that you won't be able to update/nor push changes back.
Clone the branch/tag of craftercms that you want to work with
Download, build and bundle the tag/branch that you want to work with
CrafterCMS comprises a number of headless API-first (GraphQL, REST, in-process) modules that work together to provide the final solution. In this section, we'll start with the simple case of build everything/run everything, and then move on to building/hacking individual modules.
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