mfcc-noodle

NOTE: This is still under heavy-development. Use at your own risk.

Easy to use, easy to implement, superflexibile and modular Content Management system base on Zend Framework 2 and Twitter Bootstrap.

Famous 9 step installation to create new website with admin

1. Install Zend Skeleton App (optional)
2. Require mfcc-noodle in composer "mfcc/noodle": "dev-master"
3. There is no step 3
4. Copy config.dist files from vendor/mfcc/noodle/config to config/autoload and setup
5. Setup you doctrine connection driver if not present
6. Copy cli-config.php from vendor/mfcc/noodle to project root
7. Run php vendor/doctrine/orm/bin/doctrine orm:schema-tool:update --force to create db
8. Set default admin user
9. Create your entities and run php vendor/doctrine/orm/bin/doctrine orm:schema-tool:update --force after every update

How to create your own module:

1. Create you own entity in Noodle\Entity\Tables
2. Create corresponding table for your entity.
3. Add your entity to modules table

Bundled datatypes and options

TBS

How to create your own datatype:

1. Create your own form element base on one of Zend Form Elements
2. Implement prepare(), treatValueBeforeSave() and getListedValue() if needed.
3. Use data type in your entity like that:

/**
  * @ORM\Column(type="string");
	* @Annotation\Type("Your\Datatype\Namespace")
	* @Annotation\Options({"label":"Your label"})
	* @Annotation\Required(true)
	*/
	public $title;

How to create your own custom module:

Noodle is prepared for vendor modules. Just listen for this event:

$events->getSharedManager()->attach('Noodle\Service\ModulesService', 'vendorModules.load', function ($e) {
  		$e->getTarget()->addVendorModule('your_module_service');
});

Vendor module must implement TODO.

How to create dashboard widget:

Attach view helper to shared event manager event

$events->getSharedManager()->attach('Noodle\Controller\IndexController', 'dashboard', function ($e) {
  		$e->getTarget()->addDashboardModule('some_helper_service');
});

Use and save noodle options for your widget if needed.

NOTE: Please be carefull if you use your own option settings so there will be no conflicts in namespaces.

In you helper:

$optionService = $this->getServiceLocator()->getServiceLocator()->get('noodleOptions');
$optionService->setOption('your_widget_namespace.your_option_key', option_value);
$optionService->getOption('your_widget_namespace.your_option_key');

Widget will be rendered via your helper public function __invoke(){} method

Please see Noodle\View\Helper\Dashboard\GoogleAnalytics as a reference.

Option settings

You can set and get noodle options settings wherever you want using:

$optionService = $this->getServiceLocator()->getServiceLocator()->get('noodleOptions');
$optionService->setOption('some_widget_namespace.some_option_key', option_value);
$optionService->getOption('some_option_key');

TODOS

1. Create tables automatically from entities
2. Manage tables in gui
3. Clean code and provide interfaces
4. Add user role management
5. Set absolute namespace path for Noodle\Entity\Tables and set base table to extend from