A simple CMS more to start your project!

Technologies and Design

• Docker
• NodeJS
• MongoDB
• FastifyJS
• MongooseJS
• VueJS
• Vue-MC
• Vue-Router
• Tiptap
• SocketIO
• PM2
• Material Design

Requeriments

• Linux
• Docker
• Nginx latest (if you don't use Docker)
• NodeJS > v10.16.0 (if you don't use Docker)
• MongoDB latest (if you don't use Docker)

Initial Configuration

• Edit config/config.js file with your preferences

const APP_CONFIG = {
  port: 3000,
  mongoDBURI: 'mongodb://192.168.1.8:27017/reactivecms',
  bcryptSaltRounds: 12,
  appSecret: 'iCD5e@rx$3-9rR_QZwIW2Dg-Zn^h&heS', // 32 characters
  staticUploadPath: 'site-static',
  staticUploadPrefix: 'public', // use '/public/' instead of '/site-static/'
  uploadDirectory: 'site-static/uploads/',
  staticFilesPath: 'static',
  staticFilesPrefix: 'website',
  sessionMaxAge: 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 3, // 3 days
  ipAddressToListen: '0.0.0.0', // 0.0.0.0 for docker container
  domain: 'localhost', // localhost \ domain.com
  fastifyOptions: {
    http2: false,
    https: null,
    ignoreTrailingSlash: true,
    logger: false,
  },
  socketIOOptions: {
    socketIOpingTimeout: 60000,
    pingInterval: 10000,
    pingTimeout: 5000,
  },
  emailOptions: {
    emailService: 'gmail',
    emailAccount: '',
    emailAccountPassword: '',
  },
}

Install and running app using Docker

cd reactive-cms;
sh rcms.sh -h; # you can see all commands for use app with Docker
sh rcms.sh --deployment; # this command download and create images
sh rcms.sh --start-development; # this command create docker containers and run all services

When you use --start-development or --start-production mode, all services are running in each container and you can see the logs using:

docker logs <container id> -f --tail 100

Install and running app without Docker

cd reactive-cms;
npm install;
npm run start; # compile dashboard and run server in production mode
npm run server-production; # only run server in production mode
npm run server-development; # run server in development mode and watch for file changes
npm run server-monit; # show all server logs with PM2
npm run server-logs; # show all server logs
npm run server-stop; # stop all server instances
npm run dashboard-development; # compile dashboard in development mode and watch for file changes
npm run dashboard-production; # compile dashboard in production mode

Test

If you don't edit nothing about default ports from config.js

Now enter to: localhost:3000 and fill the setup form.

To do:

• Create global environment config for all containers
• Prepare all containers for use docker stack deploy
• Create complete documentation page

Email:

eduardobc.88@gmail.com

Development by:
linkup