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This template is a work in progress where we are testing a different approach to ColdBox templates.
Instead of having all files in the web root, this template only puts public
files in the web root and thus called public
.
If you are using CommandBox, everything should "just work" but if you want to run this behind IIS/Apache, etc you'll need to re-create the web server aliases that are in the server.json
.
app
- Location of the ColdBox CFML app (Handlers, config, interceptors, views, custom modules, etc.)coldbox
- ColdBox libslib
- Java libslogs
- App and Server logsmodules
- CommandBox installed ColdBox modulespublic
- Public webroot (UI assets, etc)resources
- Migrations, apidocs, UI source assetstestbox
- TestBox libstests
- TestsEverything is locked down by default. Any modules you install that require UI assets will require a CommandBox web alias (https://commandbox.ortusbooks.com/embedded-server/configuring-your-server/aliases) that you can provide easily in the server.json
. Here are the ones we ship with:
"aliases":{
// We expose the cbdebugger module
"/modules/cbdebugger":"../modules/cbdebugger",
// We expose the ColdBox Exceptions UI
"/coldbox/system/exceptions":"../coldbox/system/exceptions/",
// Expose TestBox for testing purposes
"/testbox":"../testbox/",
// Expose Tests for testing purposes
"/tests":"../tests/"
}
Apache License, Version 2.0.
Source Code
Each application templates contains a box.json
so it can leverage CommandBox for its dependencies.
Just go into each template directory and type:
box install
This will setup all the needed dependencies for each application template. You can then type:
box server start
And run the application.
"I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father, but by me (JESUS)" Jn 14:1-12
$
box install cbtemplate-modern