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Fae
CMS for Rails. For Reals.
Like many Rails CMS engines, Fae delivers all the basics to get you up and running quickly: authentication, authorization, a sleek UI, form helpers, image processing and workflows. But unlike other engines, Fae's generated models, controllers, and views are built to customize and scale.
Fae supports Rails 4.1 to 5.0. We are currently working on Rails 5.1 support.
Installation
- Add the gem to your Gemfile and run
bundle install
gem 'fae-rails'- Run the installer
$ rails g fae:install- Visit
/adminand setup your super admin account
Documentation
For full documentation visit:
https://www.faecms.com/documentation
Topics
- Quickstart Guide
- Installation
- Generators
- Navigation Setup
- Initializer
- Models
- Controllers
- Fae Model and Controller Concerns
- Override Uploaders and Classes
- Pages and Content Blocks
- Custom JS, CSS and Helpers
- Root Settings
- Caching
Features
- Global Search
- Filtering, Pagination and Sorting
- Authorization
- Multi-Language Support
- Cloning
- Change Tracker
- Slugger
- Disabling Environments
Tutorials
- Setting Up Images and Files
- Adding Dynamic Relationships to Pages
- Adding Conditional Validations
- Custom Image Processing
- Overriding The Landing Page
- Overriding The Markdown Helper
- Devise Action Mailer Configuration
- Setting Up Parent/Child Objects
- Configuring With Existing Devise Setup