Open cleverington opened 6 years ago
I can confirm that admin plugin is working locally - should be able to get this working on the server once we get merges taken care of tonight/tomorrow morning :)
Update: This has not been successfully ported to the server.
Installed Admin Plugin -> Tested and confirmed working. Uninstalled and cleared caches.
Installing automatically installs required dependancies:
form
login
email
Why uninstall it? See next comment
( @btopro - Please chime in thoughts for a quick collaborative question, now that the server is configured enough to get the Admin Plugin installed and working. )
Do we want the Admin Plugin installed on the LIVE environment? Would it instead serve us better to spin up a small DEV environment on an EC2 server or something and then add the Admin Plugin, Git-Sync, and HAX to it?
Something like this, for the setup:
LIVE ENV | DEV ENV | LOCAL ENV |
---|---|---|
- GravCMS | - GravCMS | - GravCMS |
- Git-Sync Plugin - Incoming Webhook configured (for when GitHub is updated on master branch) |
- Git-Sync Plugin - Outgoing Webhook configured (for when master branch is updated) - Incoming Webhook configured (for when any branch is updated, on GitHub) |
- Git-Sync Plugin - Outgoing Webhook configured |
- Webcomponents Plugin | - Webcomponents Plugin | - Webcomponents Plugin |
- Admin Plugin | - Admin Plugin | |
- HAX Plugin | - HAX Plugin | |
this sounds like a reasonable production level setup / notion. I guess you'd sync between the systems and then have a gitignore for the admin module. I'm less concerned about this aspect admittedly though I see the workflow your describing and it sounds correct. Probably could even skip a dev and have a workflow that's local / docker / vagrant (fielders choice) and then sync to github and pull down on live when desired to have the content show up
Recommendation
If we add the Administration Plugin and the Git-Sync plugin, we can create a self-sustaining and backed-up site using GitHub webhooks. In addition, updates and changes to content can be made entirely in-browser, which means only our Server Administrators will need access to the AWS instance via SSH. The *Site Administrators can simply have a User created for them and be given access.
Admin Plugin
https://learn.getgrav.org/admin-panel
Git-Sync Plugin
https://github.com/trilbymedia/grav-plugin-git-sync
Status
@mmilutinovic1313 already explored this option a little bit on the Server, but it appears he made have had some Permissions difficulties.
Tested locally and the Admin Plugin works perfectly.