SilverStripe Framework - Building without the CMS
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Building without the SilverStripe CMS can be useful when you don't need full website management tools. Learn how to go about building a web-app with just the SilverStripe Framework
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SilverStripe Framework - Building without the CMS
- 1. SilverStripe Framework Building without the CMS
- 2. What we’ll cover Why?! Just why? What does the CMS take care of for us? Setting up routes Handing off to nested controllers What about a CRUD* interface?
- 3. Why would you even... But the CMS is one of SilverStripe’s USPs!
- 4. Why would you even...
- 5. Because: Quick to get up and running Easy to define Data Model Familiarity with framework Can use existing pipelines and workflows User management out-of-the-box Access control / security Modules!
- 6. What does the CMS do? Takes care of dynamic routing ModelAsController Nested routes Dynamic links to models Forwarding of old URLs SiteTree Pages Logical hierarchy and menus
- 7. So why throw it away? Speed gains Reduce bloat No requirement for managing site structure or content Highly dynamic pages
- 8. Where do we start?
- 9. Routing
- 10. Routing Config system for routing mysite/_config/routes.yml Define routes to controllers Before/After? Before = LOWER priority After = HIGHER priority
- 11. Routing Handling requests on the Controller Extra params won’t be removed Params are parsed when they match We can create some nice “RESTful” URIs
- 12. Putting it into practice
- 14. A Todo App!
- 19. Nested controllers Delegating to nested controllers Prevent creating GOD controllers Single purpose controllers! Flexibility to be used anywhere
- 22. Routing through nested controllers GET /todo/1/task/9/delete HTTP/1.1 Host: example.com ... todo matches ListController 1/task/9/delete is passed to ListController 1/task matches task action 9/delete is passed to TaskController
- 23. Add some logic to pull out the current List
- 24. Put it all together...
- 25. Sprinkle some fairy dust
- 26. We have ourselves a todo list app
- 28. CRUD out of the box?
- 29. Framework comes with the admin module CMS extends Admin Most projects/apps need SOME sort of CRUD interface Save yourself building an admin interface! User management / permissions out of the box The admin (not CMS)
- 31. CRUD out of the box?
- 33. Framework comes with the admin module CMS extends Admin Most projects/apps need SOME sort of CRUD interface Save yourself building an admin interface! User management / permissions out of the box The admin (not CMS)
- 34. What did we learn?
- 36. Everything else stays the same Define your Routes Controllers Models Relationships Views
- 37. or… just build a to-do list app