Inicontent CMS is a content management system built using Nuxt as its framework. It leverages modern tools such as:

• Naive UI for a sleek component library.
• Tabler Icons for intuitive and attractive icons.
• Tiptap for a powerful Rich Text Editor.

There are two ways to use this project:

The easiest way to integrate Inicontent CMS is to use it as a Nuxt Layer.

Steps:

1. Add the repository as a layer in your nuxt.config file.
2. Remove your existing app.vue file to avoid conflicts.
3. To override specific admin routes, create corresponding files in the pages directory. These will automatically override the default routes provided by the CMS.

Database Configuration:

• By default, the CMS is a multi-database manager.
  • When no database is set in appConfig, the admin interface (/admin) will display all available databases. Users can then navigate to a specific database's admin panel at /admin/<dbName>.
  • If a database is specified in appConfig, the /admin route will directly display the tables for the specified database, removing the need to include the database name in the path.

Example Configuration:

// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  appConfig: {
    database: "PUT_HERE_YOUR_DATABASE_NAME", 
    // If set, "/admin" will directly show the tables for the specified database.
    // If not set, "/admin" will list all databases, and you can navigate to "/admin/<dbName>".
  },
  extends: [["github:inicontent/inicontent", { install: true }]]
});

This method keeps your project clean and allows for easy updates to the CMS.

If you require extensive customization, you can clone the repository and modify it directly.

Steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/inicontent/inicontent.git
   cd inicontent

2. Install dependencies:

   npm install

3. Start editing and customize the project to meet your needs.

Install the dependencies to get started:

<npm|pnpm|yarn|bun> install

Start the development server at http://localhost:3434:

npm run dev

To build the application for production:

npm run build

Preview the production build locally:

npm run preview