Hammer is a theme development tool for the CleanSlate CMS template rendering engine. Hammer was created to help you iterate quickly on themes and template markup. Hammer is NOT for content creation.
Hammer is similar to Mock Builder for Slate, but has many differences due to the different architecture of CleanSlate. If you are familiar with Mock Builder you should be able to quickly get up and running with Hammer.
Please install via Hammer-VM
Visit the wiki for more information:
###Development Dependencies
These dependencies are only needed if you are developing against Hammer directly
- Ruby 1.9.3-p484
edit_mode: true # edit mode -- accepts true | false
# edit mode allows you to hide and show content based on context
# <r:edit_mode_only>
# <p>This only shows in the editor mode of CleanSlate</p>
# </r:edit_mode_only>
shared_themes: # shared_themes are defined by
"theme-name": # <r:partial name="file/path" theme="theme-name"/>
"file/path": folder # theme-name -- accepts quoted string
"theme-name-2": # file/path -- accepts quoted file path string
"file/path": folder # folder -- accepts quoted string
"file/path2": folder
editable_region: # editable_region are defined by
region: String # <r:editable_region name="region" />
region2: String # region -- accepts a string or | pipe character followed by HTML
# example:
# editable_region:
# region: |
# <p>Hello World!</p>
site: # site is defined by any attributes your site would hold in CleanSlate
id: 26 # id <r:site:id /> -- accepts an integer
name: String # name <r:site:name /> -- accepts a string
domain: example.wvu.edu # domain <r:site:domain /> -- accepts a string
root: true # root tag is used to set the context for loops
# <r:root /> -- accepts true | false
page: # page is defined by any attribute a page would hold in CleanSlate
id: 1 # <r:page:id /> -- accepts an integer
name: String # <r:page:name /> -- accepts a string
slug: string-dashed-notation # <r:page:slug /> -- accepts a string in dash notation
meta_description: String # <r:page:meta_description /> -- accepts a string
title: String # <r:page:title /> -- accepts a string
alternate_name: String # <r:page:alternate_name /> -- accpets a string
depth: 1 # <r:page:depth /> -- accepts an integer
updated_at: Jan 1st 2015 2:30PM # <r:page:updated_at /> -- accepts a date string
created_at: two weeks ago # <r:page:created_at /> -- accepts a date string
published_at: now # <r:page:published_at /> -- accepts a date string
data: # data is defined by any custom data your page would hold in CleanSlate
data_key: data_value # <r:data name="data_key" />
data_key_2: data_value_2 # data_key is the name of the custom data in page properties which is defined
# in your templates front matter configuration
# data_value is any value you wish to expose
content: # content attribute is for supporting loops in which a page
region_name: String # may be dynamically building content from child pages
pages: # pages allow you to mock addtional pages to be used in page loops
- id: 2 # such as <r:children /> <r:ancestors /> <r:decendants /> <r:siblings />
name: String # each page set is seperated by a dash
... # pages can contain all the data that the "page" key above can
- id: 3
...
- id: 4
...
if_page_depth_eq: 1 # <r:if_page_depth_eq page_depth="1"/> test for page depth equal to value
if_page_depth_gt: 1 # <r:if_page_depth_gt page_depth="1"/> test for page depth greater than value
get_page: # get page allows you to define data returned by <r:get_page id="1234" />
1234: String # 1234 -- accepts a string or | pipe character followed by HTML
site_menu: String # site menu allows you to override the html generated if you have a pages block
# <r:site_menu /> -- accepts a string or | pipe character followed by HTML
# example:
# site_menu: |
# <ul>
# <li class="active"><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# </ul>
sub_menu: String # sub_menu allows you to override the auto generated html created from the pages block
# or the generic menu that gets output if you do not have a pages block.
# <r:sub_menu /> -- accepts a string or | pipe character followed by HTML
# example:
# sub_menu: |
# <ul>
# <li class="active"><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# </ul>
ancestor_menu: String # ancestor_menu allows you to override the auto generated html created from the pages block
# or the generic menu that gets output if you do not have a pages block.
# <r:ancestor_menu/> -- accepts a string or | pipe character followed by HTML
# example:
# sub_menu: |
# <ul>
# <li class="active"><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# <li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
# </ul>
blog: # blog contains all the data for the <r:blog:{method} /> tags
name: String # <r:blog:name /> -- accepts a string
# blog articles much like pages are a repeating group of content for each article
articles: # each article is seperated by a dash
- article: # <r:blog:articles /> loops can access the following data in a <r:each />
name: String # <r:article:name /> -- accepts a string
title: String # <r:article:title /> -- accepts a string
created_by: # <r:article:author_full_name /> -- accepts two other objects
first_name: String # <r:article:author_first_name /> -- accepts a string
last_name: String # <r:article:author_last_name /> -- acccpts a string
content: String # <r:article:content /> -- accepts a string or | pipe character followed by HTML
published_at: 2 days ago # <r:article:published_at /> -- accepts a date string
- article:
...
- article:
...
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