Winter CMS
Disable wintercms frontend (to use only backend) #205
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I'm openning this discussion following the chat I had withn @LukeTowers in the discord. I use wintercms for it's backend webapp possibilities and want to disable the frontend and redirect automatically to the backend interface. The solution is quite simple, in the config: You can then drop the cms requirement from composer.json |
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@YannPl would you be interested in submitting a PR to the docs repo detailing this setup? I think it would be great to make it available in the main docs and show that Winter CMS can build more than just websites. |
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To clarify on @YannPl's answer - if you wish to run Winter CMS with only the Backend (ie. as a self-contained application), you can make the following changes to 'backendUri' => '', // Set to an empty string to use the root domain or subdomain.
'loadModules' => ['System', 'Backend'], // Remove 'Cms' to not use the CMS module.In addition, you can remove the following line from the "winter/wn-cms-module": "<version>",Accessing your root domain or subdomain will result in the Backend login screen, or Dashboard if you are logged in, showing on load. |
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To clarify on @YannPl's answer - if you wish to run Winter CMS with only the Backend (ie. as a self-contained application), you can make the following changes to
config/cms.php:In addition, you can remove the following line from the
requireblock incomposer.jsonto not download the CMS module or any updates to it:"winter/wn-cms-module": "<version>",Accessing your root domain or subdomain will result in the Backend login screen, or Dashboard if you are logged in, showing on load.