If you want to keep your docs root clean while using Cockpit, you can use this skeleton to rearrange the file structure and to include cockpit as a library. You can use cockpit like before - with some advantages:
- Add your own favicon.
- Add your own files to the root without messing up the cockpit installation.
- You can use your root as an own git repository.
- ...
After doing all steps described under Installation, your file structure should look like this:
.
├── cpdata
│ ├── addons
│ ├── config
│ └── storage
├── lib
│ └── cockpit
│ .htaccess
│ bootstrap.php
│ cp
│ defines.php
│ index.php
│ ...
Navigate to your docs root or to the sub folder, where you want to run cockpit.
# cd into docs root
cd ~/html
Copy the files inside /html
from this repository into your docs root:
# load repo, unzip, copy into current dir and delete temp files
wget -q -O temp.zip https://github.com/raffaelj/cockpit-lib-skeleton/archive/master.zip
unzip -q temp.zip && mv cockpit-lib-skeleton-master/html/{.[!.],}* .
# optional: delete the unzipped folder
# rm -r cockpit-lib-skeleton-master
# delete temp file
rm temp.zip
Copy Cockpit into /lib/cockpit
:
# clone latest cockpit (next branch)
git clone https://github.com/agentejo/cockpit.git lib/cockpit
# change environment root
cat > defines.php <<EOF
<?php
define('COCKPIT_ENV_ROOT', str_replace(DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, '/', __DIR__) . '/cpdata');
EOF
Create cpdata
folder, create config
and addons
directories in it and copy the core storage folder. You can delete the .gitignore
files.
mkdir -p cpdata/{config,addons}
# copy storage folder and remove .gitignore files
cp -r lib/cockpit/storage cpdata
find cpdata/storage/ -name .gitignore -exec rm {} +
Optional: clone addons into /cpdata/addons
, e. g.:
git clone https://github.com/raffaelj/cockpit_UniqueSlugs.git cpdata/addons/UniqueSlugs
Create a config file:
cat > cpdata/config/config.yaml <<EOF
app.name: cp lib
EOF
You can't run the install routine in the browser via example.com/lib/cockpit/install
, because the access is denied via .htaccess
and the constant COCKPIT_ENV_ROOT
wouldn't be recognized. Create the first admin user with password "admin" via command line instead.
# generate hashed password
./cp account/generate-password --passwd admin
# copy/paste the output and create account
./cp account/create --user admin --email '[email protected]' --passwd '$2y$10$fGd3stGM8YASqLsTCQWr0uq/OikGiZeUTXqynqJYMKdzFuPV9ytTK'
Now open your site in the web browser, e. g. example.com
and you should be redirected to example.com/auth/login
, where you can login with admin/admin.
Copy some files from the orginal cockpit repository:
cp
index.php
.htaccess
Modify .htaccess
and add the following line(s) to the top of the file
# Deny direct access to library files
RedirectMatch 403 ^.*/lib/(.*)\.php$
Create a file bootstrap.php
:
- include optional
defines.php
- define
COCKPIT_DOCS_ROOT
,COCKPIT_BASE_URL
andCOCKPIT_BASE_ROUTE
. You can copy the snippets from the core bootstrap file. - bootstrap Cockpit with
require(__DIR__.'/lib/cockpit/bootstrap.php');
- hook into the
app.layout.header
event and add a js snippet to fix wrong paths in the admin ui.
$cockpit->on('app.layout.header', function() {
echo '<script>
App.base_url = (App.base_url + "/lib/cockpit/").replace(/\/$/, "");
App.env_url = "'. $this->pathToUrl(COCKPIT_ENV_ROOT) .'";
App.base = function(url) {
return url.indexOf("/addons") === 0 || url.indexOf("/config") === 0 ? this.env_url+url : this.base_url+url;
};
App.route = function(url) {
if (url.indexOf("/assets") === 0 && url.indexOf("/assetsmanager") !== 0) {
return this.base_route+"/lib/cockpit"+url;
}
if (url.indexOf("/addons") === 0 || url.indexOf("/config") === 0) {
return this.env_url+url;
}
return this.base_route+url;
};
</script>';
});
Some files and snippets are copied from the core Cockpit CMS, author: Artur Heinze, www.agentejo.com, MIT License
Everything else: Raffael Jesche, MIT License