CAMALEON CMS V2

Requirements

Rails 4.1+
MySQL 5+ or SQlite or PostgreSQL
Ruby 1.9.3+
Imagemagick

Installation

Install Ruby on Rails 4.1+ Visit here.
Create your rails project

  rails new my_project

Add the gem in your Gemfile

  gem "camaleon_cms",  '>=2.2.0' # Stable versions 2.1.2.0, 2.1.1.4, 2.1.1, 2.1.0
  # gem "camaleon_cms", github: 'owen2345/camaleon-cms' # current development version

Install required Gem and dependencies

  bundle install

Install the CMS (before this, you can change defaut configuration in config/system.json)

  rails generate camaleon_cms:install

Create database structure

  rake db:migrate

Start your server

  rails server # and then go to your browser http://localhost:3000/

Previous stable version (1x): https://github.com/owen2345/camaleon-cms/tree/version_1x

Camaleon CMS (It adapts to your needs)

Camaleon CMS is a dynamic and advanced content management system based on Ruby on Rails 4 and Ruby 1.9.3+. This CMS is an alternative to wordpress for Ruby on Rails developers to manage advanced contents easily. Camaleon CMS is a flexible manager where you can build your custom content structure without coding anything by custom fields and custom contents type.

To download or publish themes go to themes store: http://camaleon.tuzitio.com/store/themes

To download or publish plugins go to plugins store: http://camaleon.tuzitio.com/store/plugins

Camaleon CMS is FREE and Open source

It was released on July, 2015 and tested previously with more than 20 projects by 6 months and on august 22, 2015 was published as a gem.

With Camaleon you can do:

Multiples sites in the same installation
Multilanguage sites
Design and create the architecture of your project without programming by dynamic contents and fields
Extend or customize the functionalities by plugins
Manage your content visualization by themes
Advanced User roles
Integrate into existent rails 4 projects
Other features:
- Shortcodes
- Widgets
- Drag and Drop / Sortable / Multi level menus
- Templates/Layouts for pages
- Easy migration from wordpress

Some features are:

Integrate into existent Ruby on Rails Projects
Easy administration Camaleon CMS permit you to adapt the CMS to all your needs and not you adapt to the CMS. I.E. you can create your custom architecture with all attributes that you need for each kind of content.
Security
- Remote code execution
- SQL injections
- Advanced sessions security
- Cross Site Scripting
- Control of abusive requests
- Cross-Site Request Forgery
Site Speed Camaleon CMS include a lot of cache strategies to optimize the site access velocity:
- Cache contents
- Cache queries
- Manifests (compress and join asset files)
- Customize your content visualization for Desktop, Mobile and Tablet
SEO & HTML5
- Sitemap generations
- Seo Configuration
- Seo for social media
- All generated content is compatible with HTML5 and bootstrap 3

Camaleon CMS come with basic and important plugins like:

Ecommerce
Visibility content
Web attack control
Contact forms
Cache content
Content reorder
many others here.

Demonstration

Support

If you have problems, please enter an issue here. If you need support, need some extra functionality or need plugins, please contact us on:

Site: http://camaleon.tuzitio.com/
Email: [email protected]
Skype: owen-2345

Author

Owen Peredo Diaz

License

http://camaleon.tuzitio.com/license.html/

Coming soon

Documentation and Videos
Create/Update Manuals
TDD (rspec)

Contributing

Fork it.
Create a branch (git checkout -b my_feature_branch)
Commit your changes (git commit -am "Added a sweet feature")
Push to the branch (git push origin my_feature_branch)
Create a pull request from your branch into master (Please be sure to provide enough detail for us to cipher what this change is doing)

Visit the web site for more information: http://camaleon.tuzitio.com/

Version History

2.1.1.4 (April 8)
- Language by sessions
- Improved Multi language Tab Translations
- Fixed/Improved send emails to use sidekiq or similars
- Tinymce improved
- Added media search
- Post types direct url: http://localhost/my-posttype.html instead of http://localhost/group/id-my-posttype-slug.html
- Admin menu editor -> add custom fields support
- Added plugin for subscriptions/newsletters: https://github.com/owen2345/cama_subscriber
Version 2.0
- Support to integrate into existent Ruby in Rails 4 projects
- Moved all files into separated folder to avoid overwritten problems, such as: models, controllers, helpers, ... and also you can define the prefix for your datatables
- Added support to define the prefix url for your the CMS, like: http://localhost.com/blog/
- Improved SQL performance and Javascript performance for admin panel
- Added native support for AWS S3 to manage cloud files
- Added control to define layouts and templates by admin panel
- Rebuilt Media Manager and removed elfinder library
- Added support of multiples permalinks, I.E. you can define the permalink structure for each of content type
- Added PT-br language

See more here: http://camaleon.tuzitio.com/version-history.html

For Testing with Rspec (In progress creating new test and rebuilding current tests)

Add this gem into your Gemfile

  group :development, :test do
    gem 'rspec-rails', '~> 3.4'
    gem 'capybara'
    gem 'selenium-webdriver'
  end

In your console

  rails generate rspec:install

Add this to spec/rails_helper.rb (Insert before line of "RSpec.configure do |config|") and change use_transactional_fixtures into false

  Dir[File.join($camaleon_engine_dir, 'spec/support/**/*.rb')].each { |f| require f }

Execute single test file

  rake camaleon_cms:rspec[spec/routing/post_type_routes_spec.rb]

Execute many files within directory (read more rspec gem)
```
rake camaleon_cms:rspec[spec/decorators]
```
Execute all test of camaleon cms (In progress fixing wrong test files)
```
rake camaleon_cms:rspec
```