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Neos CMS UI written in ReactJS with Immutable data structures.
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The Neos CMS interface written in ReactJS and a ton of other fun technology.

Versioning

This repository follows the same versioning scheme as Neos itself. Release roadmap is available here

That means:

Currently maintained versions

Releases with just security updates

Browser support

The new interface supports all evergreen (i.e. self-updating) browsers, including: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera and other webkit-based browsers.

If you discover bugs in any of the supported browsers, please report them!

Features

Installation and usage

The UI is already included in the base Neos distribution. And on Packagist available via: neos/neos-ui

Updating

composer update neos/neos-ui

Installing latest development

For trying out the new UI, we recommend you to run the regularly released beta releases. However, if you want to stay on bleeding-edge, or want to help out developing, you'll need the 9.0.x-dev release. You can install the latest release using:

composer require neos/neos-ui-compiled:9.0.x-dev neos/neos-ui:9.0.x-dev

Contributing

Please follow the respective guides for contributing on OSX and on Linux.

on Windows

1) Ensure you have the relevant version installed (see above).

2) Please install Docker for Windows.

3) Run docker-compose up.

4) Inside Configuration/Settings.yaml, set the following property for disabling the pre-compiled files:

Neos:
  Neos:
    Ui:
      frontendDevelopmentMode: true

6) Get an overview about the codebase. We've recorded an introduction on YouTube which gets you acquainted with the basics. Additionally, please get in touch with us on Slack in the channel #project-ui-rewrite. We're eager to help you get started!

on OSX / Linux

In order to start contributing on OSX / Linux, follow the following steps:

1) Ensure you have the relevant version installed (see above).

2) We require Chrome as well as the yarn(https://yarnpkg.com/en/) command and GNU Make(https://www.gnu.org/software/make/) to be installed on your system.

3) The currently supported version of node is defined in .nvmrc file. If you have nvm installed, you can just run nvm install && nvm use from the project directory.

4) Inside Configuration/Settings.yaml, set the following property for disabling the pre-compiled files:

Neos:
  Neos:
    Ui:
      frontendDevelopmentMode: true

5) Run the initialization script:

make setup

6) Get an overview about the codebase. We've recorded an introduction on YouTube which gets you acquainted with the basics. Additionally, please get in touch with us on Slack in the channel #project-ui-rewrite. We're eager to help you get started!

Guideline for PR and commit messages

Please see our guideline on how to write meaningful descriptions for your contributions.

Doing upmerges

To do the upmerge run the following commands

# review and `git commit`
git checkout 8.0 && git fetch && git reset --hard origin/8.0 && git merge --no-ff --no-commit origin/7.3
# review and `git commit`
git checkout 8.1 && git fetch && git reset --hard origin/8.1 && git merge --no-ff --no-commit origin/8.0
# review and `git commit`
git checkout 8.2 && git fetch && git reset --hard origin/8.2 && git merge --no-ff --no-commit origin/8.1
# review and `git commit`
git checkout 8.3 && git fetch && git reset --hard origin/8.3 && git merge --no-ff --no-commit origin/8.2
# review and `git commit`
git checkout 8.4 && git fetch && git reset --hard origin/8.4 && git merge --no-ff --no-commit origin/8.3
# review and `git commit`
git checkout 9.0 && git fetch && git reset --hard origin/9.0 && git merge --no-ff --no-commit origin/8.4
# review and `git commit`

Development commands

Command Description
make clean delete all node_modules in every subdirectory.
make build Runs the development build.
make build-watch Watches the source files for changes and runs a build in case.
make lint Executes make lint-js and make lint-editorconfig.
make lint-js Runs test in all subpackages.
make lint-editorconfig Tests if all files respect the .editorconfig.
make test Executes the test on all source files.
make test-e2e Executes integration tests.

Writing unit tests

The unit tests are executed with jest. To run the unit tests, execute make test in your shell.

Adding unit tests is fairly simple, just create a file on the same tree level as your changed/new feature, named [filename].spec.js and karma will execute all tests found within the spec file, other than that, just orient yourself on the existing tests.

Use it.only(() => {}) and describe.only(() => {}) if you want to run a specific test and not the whole test suite.

Integration tests

To setup end-to-end tests locally you have got to do the same things described in CircleCI workflow, namely take the test disribution and composer install in it, put the right branch into Neos.Neos.Ui folder and run webserver and mysql server with the same config as described in the test distribution's Settings.yaml (or adjust it).

For executing the end to end tests on a Mac with catalina or higher you need to permit screen recording. Open 'System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Screen Recording' and check 'TestCafe Browser Tools' in the application list.

Local Development with e2e-tests & docker

To speed up the e2e-test workflow/feedback loop you can start the system under test in a docker setup and run the tests against that:

Debugging integration tests

Releasing

You only need to trigger the jenkins release with the version you want to release. After jenkins has finished you need release a new version on github.

License

see LICENSE