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About onedarnleyroad/craftcms

A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.

1DR.Starter.Project.mp4

☝️ A 1-min video demo, going from zero to Vite HMR on a fresh Craft install, with only 3 CLI commands:

  1. composer create-project...
  2. make install
  3. make dev

Notable Features:

Local machine prerequisites:

  1. Docker
  2. DDEV, minimum version 1.19
  3. Optional but recommended, Composer

Getting Started

Option 1: With Composer (recommended)

If you have Composer installed on your local machine, you can use create-project to pull the latest tagged release.

Open terminal prompt, and run:

composer create-project onedarnleyroad/craftcms PATH --no-install

Make sure that PATH is a new or existing and empty folder.

Option 2: With Git CLI

Alternatively you can clone the repo via the Git CLI:

git clone git@github.com:onedarnleyroad/craftcms.git PATH

Make sure that PATH is a neworexisting and empty folder.

Next, you'll want to discard the existing /.git directory. In the terminal, run:

cd PATH
rm -rf .git

Last, clean up and set some default files for use:

cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md

Option 3: Manual Download

Download a copy of the repo to your local machine and move to where you want to your project to run. Similar to above, you'll then want to clean up and set some default files for use. In the terminal, run:

cd PATH
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md

Configuring DDEV

Note: This section is optional. If you are simply test-driving this project, feel free to skip to the next section. ⚡

To configure your project to operate on a domain other than https://craftcms.ddev.site, run:

ddev config

Follow the prompts.

  • Project name: e.g. mysite would result in a project URL of https://mysite.ddev.site (make note of this for later in the installation process)
  • Docroot location: defaults to web, keep as-is
  • Project Type: defaults to php, keep as-is

Installing Craft

To install a clean version of Craft, run:

make install

Follow the prompts.

This command will:

  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Generate APP_ID and save to your .env file
  7. Generate SECURITY_KEY and save to your .env file
  8. Installing Craft for the first time, allowing you to set the admin's account credentials
  9. Install all Craft plugins

Once the process is complete, type ddev launch to open the project in your default browser. 🚀

Local development with Vite

To begin development with Vite's dev server & HMR, run:

make dev

This command will:

  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Spin up the Vite dev server

Open up a browser to your project domain to verify that Vite is connected. Begin crafting beautiful things. ❤️

Makefile

A Makefile has been included to provide a unified CLI for common development commands.

  • make install - Runs a complete one-time process to set the project up and install Craft.
  • make up - Starts the DDEV project, ensuring that SSH keys have been added, and npm & Composer have been installed.
  • make dev - Runs a one-time build of all front-end assets, then starts Vite's server for HMR.
  • make build - Builds all front-end assets.
  • make pull - Pull remote db & assets (requires setting up craft-scripts

Craft CMS Plugins

  1. CP Field Inspect
  2. Craft Autocomplete
  3. Hyper
  4. Imager-X
  5. Knock Knock
  6. Postmark
  7. Redactor
  8. Seomatic
  9. Servd Assets and Helpers
  10. Vite

Tailwind Plugins

  1. Aspect Ratio
  2. Line Clamp
  3. Typography

Javascript Libraries

  1. AlpineJS
  2. Lazysizes

Roadmap

  • Continue to improve docs
  • Bugfixes, new features

Acknowledgements & Credits

Aside from the obvious gratitude owed to the entire team at Pixel & Tonic for their tireless work on Craft, a special thanks goes out to Andrew Welch of nystudio107. Not only has he developed some of the most widely used plugins in the Craft ecosystem, he has dedicated countless time and energy to pushing all of us in the community to excel at everything we do. He has an uncanny ability to see through the fog of development war to know what's best - not just for us, but for our future selves, our clients, and the users of the sites we build. His contributions have made all of our sites perform better in SEO, run faster in the browser, and made our development workflow more streamlined and efficient. Hats off to you, sir.

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About onedarnleyroad/craftcms
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
1DR.Starter.Project.mp4
☝️ A 1-min video demo, going from zero to Vite HMR on a fresh Craft install, with only 3 CLI commands:
  1. composer create-project...
  2. make install
  3. make dev
Notable Features:
Local machine prerequisites:
  1. Docker
  2. DDEV, minimum version 1.19
  3. Optional but recommended, Composer
Getting Started
Option 1: With Composer (recommended)
If you have Composer installed on your local machine,
you can use create-project to pull the latest tagged release.
Open terminal prompt, and run:
composer create-project onedarnleyroad/craftcms PATH --no-install
Make sure that PATH is a new or existing and empty folder.
Option 2: With Git CLI
Alternatively you can clone the repo via the Git CLI:
git clone git@github.com:onedarnleyroad/craftcms.git PATH
Make sure that PATH is a neworexisting and empty folder.
Next, you'll want to discard the existing /.git directory. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
rm -rf .git
Last, clean up and set some default files for use:
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Option 3: Manual Download
Download a copy of the repo to your local machine and move to where you want to your project to run. Similar to above, you'll then want to clean up and set some default files for use. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Configuring DDEV
Note: This section is optional. If you are simply test-driving this project, feel free to skip to the next section. ⚡
To configure your project to operate on a domain other than https://craftcms.ddev.site, run:
ddev config
Follow the prompts.
  • Project name: e.g. mysite would result in a project URL of https://mysite.ddev.site (make note of this for later in the installation process)
  • Docroot location: defaults to web, keep as-is
  • Project Type: defaults to php, keep as-is
Installing Craft
To install a clean version of Craft, run:
make install
Follow the prompts.
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Generate APP_ID and save to your .env file
  7. Generate SECURITY_KEY and save to your .env file
  8. Installing Craft for the first time, allowing you to set the admin's account credentials
  9. Install all Craft plugins
Once the process is complete, type ddev launch to open the project in your default browser. 🚀
Local development with Vite
To begin development with Vite's dev server & HMR, run:
make dev
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Spin up the Vite dev server
Open up a browser to your project domain to verify that Vite is connected. Begin crafting beautiful things. ❤️
Makefile
A Makefile has been included to provide a unified CLI for common development commands.
  • make install - Runs a complete one-time process to set the project up and install Craft.
  • make up - Starts the DDEV project, ensuring that SSH keys have been added, and npm & Composer have been installed.
  • make dev - Runs a one-time build of all front-end assets, then starts Vite's server for HMR.
  • make build - Builds all front-end assets.
  • make pull - Pull remote db & assets (requires setting up craft-scripts
Craft CMS Plugins
  1. CP Field Inspect
  2. Craft Autocomplete
  3. Hyper
  4. Imager-X
  5. Knock Knock
  6. Postmark
  7. Redactor
  8. Seomatic
  9. Servd Assets and Helpers
  10. Vite
Tailwind Plugins
  1. Aspect Ratio
  2. Line Clamp
  3. Typography
Javascript Libraries
  1. AlpineJS
  2. Lazysizes
Roadmap
  • Continue to improve docs
  • Bugfixes, new features
Acknowledgements & Credits
Aside from the obvious gratitude owed to the entire team at Pixel & Tonic for their tireless work on Craft, a special thanks goes out to Andrew Welch of nystudio107. Not only has he developed some of the most widely used plugins in the Craft ecosystem, he has dedicated countless time and energy to pushing all of us in the community to excel at everything we do. He has an uncanny ability to see through the fog of development war to know what's best - not just for us, but for our future selves, our clients, and the users of the sites we build. His contributions have made all of our sites perform better in SEO, run faster in the browser, and made our development workflow more streamlined and efficient. Hats off to you, sir.
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About onedarnleyroad/craftcms
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
1DR.Starter.Project.mp4
☝️ A 1-min video demo, going from zero to Vite HMR on a fresh Craft install, with only 3 CLI commands:
  1. composer create-project...
  2. make install
  3. make dev
Notable Features:
Local machine prerequisites:
  1. Docker
  2. DDEV, minimum version 1.19
  3. Optional but recommended, Composer
Getting Started
Option 1: With Composer (recommended)
If you have Composer installed on your local machine,
you can use create-project to pull the latest tagged release.
Open terminal prompt, and run:
composer create-project onedarnleyroad/craftcms PATH --no-install
Make sure that PATH is a new or existing and empty folder.
Option 2: With Git CLI
Alternatively you can clone the repo via the Git CLI:
git clone git@github.com:onedarnleyroad/craftcms.git PATH
Make sure that PATH is a neworexisting and empty folder.
Next, you'll want to discard the existing /.git directory. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
rm -rf .git
Last, clean up and set some default files for use:
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Option 3: Manual Download
Download a copy of the repo to your local machine and move to where you want to your project to run. Similar to above, you'll then want to clean up and set some default files for use. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Configuring DDEV
Note: This section is optional. If you are simply test-driving this project, feel free to skip to the next section. ⚡
To configure your project to operate on a domain other than https://craftcms.ddev.site, run:
ddev config
Follow the prompts.
  • Project name: e.g. mysite would result in a project URL of https://mysite.ddev.site (make note of this for later in the installation process)
  • Docroot location: defaults to web, keep as-is
  • Project Type: defaults to php, keep as-is
Installing Craft
To install a clean version of Craft, run:
make install
Follow the prompts.
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Generate APP_ID and save to your .env file
  7. Generate SECURITY_KEY and save to your .env file
  8. Installing Craft for the first time, allowing you to set the admin's account credentials
  9. Install all Craft plugins
Once the process is complete, type ddev launch to open the project in your default browser. 🚀
Local development with Vite
To begin development with Vite's dev server & HMR, run:
make dev
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Spin up the Vite dev server
Open up a browser to your project domain to verify that Vite is connected. Begin crafting beautiful things. ❤️
Makefile
A Makefile has been included to provide a unified CLI for common development commands.
  • make install - Runs a complete one-time process to set the project up and install Craft.
  • make up - Starts the DDEV project, ensuring that SSH keys have been added, and npm & Composer have been installed.
  • make dev - Runs a one-time build of all front-end assets, then starts Vite's server for HMR.
  • make build - Builds all front-end assets.
  • make pull - Pull remote db & assets (requires setting up craft-scripts
Craft CMS Plugins
  1. CP Field Inspect
  2. Craft Autocomplete
  3. Hyper
  4. Imager-X
  5. Knock Knock
  6. Postmark
  7. Redactor
  8. Seomatic
  9. Servd Assets and Helpers
  10. Vite
Tailwind Plugins
  1. Aspect Ratio
  2. Line Clamp
  3. Typography
Javascript Libraries
  1. AlpineJS
  2. Lazysizes
Roadmap
  • Continue to improve docs
  • Bugfixes, new features
Acknowledgements & Credits
Aside from the obvious gratitude owed to the entire team at Pixel & Tonic for their tireless work on Craft, a special thanks goes out to Andrew Welch of nystudio107. Not only has he developed some of the most widely used plugins in the Craft ecosystem, he has dedicated countless time and energy to pushing all of us in the community to excel at everything we do. He has an uncanny ability to see through the fog of development war to know what's best - not just for us, but for our future selves, our clients, and the users of the sites we build. His contributions have made all of our sites perform better in SEO, run faster in the browser, and made our development workflow more streamlined and efficient. Hats off to you, sir.
About
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
Resources
Readme
License
Activity
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Watchers
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Forks
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About onedarnleyroad/craftcms
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
1DR.Starter.Project.mp4
☝️ A 1-min video demo, going from zero to Vite HMR on a fresh Craft install, with only 3 CLI commands:
  1. composer create-project...
  2. make install
  3. make dev
Notable Features:
Local machine prerequisites:
  1. Docker
  2. DDEV, minimum version 1.19
  3. Optional but recommended, Composer
Getting Started
Option 1: With Composer (recommended)
If you have Composer installed on your local machine,
you can use create-project to pull the latest tagged release.
Open terminal prompt, and run:
composer create-project onedarnleyroad/craftcms PATH --no-install
Make sure that PATH is a new or existing and empty folder.
Option 2: With Git CLI
Alternatively you can clone the repo via the Git CLI:
git clone git@github.com:onedarnleyroad/craftcms.git PATH
Make sure that PATH is a neworexisting and empty folder.
Next, you'll want to discard the existing /.git directory. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
rm -rf .git
Last, clean up and set some default files for use:
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Option 3: Manual Download
Download a copy of the repo to your local machine and move to where you want to your project to run. Similar to above, you'll then want to clean up and set some default files for use. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Configuring DDEV
Note: This section is optional. If you are simply test-driving this project, feel free to skip to the next section. ⚡
To configure your project to operate on a domain other than https://craftcms.ddev.site, run:
ddev config
Follow the prompts.
  • Project name: e.g. mysite would result in a project URL of https://mysite.ddev.site (make note of this for later in the installation process)
  • Docroot location: defaults to web, keep as-is
  • Project Type: defaults to php, keep as-is
Installing Craft
To install a clean version of Craft, run:
make install
Follow the prompts.
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Generate APP_ID and save to your .env file
  7. Generate SECURITY_KEY and save to your .env file
  8. Installing Craft for the first time, allowing you to set the admin's account credentials
  9. Install all Craft plugins
Once the process is complete, type ddev launch to open the project in your default browser. 🚀
Local development with Vite
To begin development with Vite's dev server & HMR, run:
make dev
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Spin up the Vite dev server
Open up a browser to your project domain to verify that Vite is connected. Begin crafting beautiful things. ❤️
Makefile
A Makefile has been included to provide a unified CLI for common development commands.
  • make install - Runs a complete one-time process to set the project up and install Craft.
  • make up - Starts the DDEV project, ensuring that SSH keys have been added, and npm & Composer have been installed.
  • make dev - Runs a one-time build of all front-end assets, then starts Vite's server for HMR.
  • make build - Builds all front-end assets.
  • make pull - Pull remote db & assets (requires setting up craft-scripts
Craft CMS Plugins
  1. CP Field Inspect
  2. Craft Autocomplete
  3. Hyper
  4. Imager-X
  5. Knock Knock
  6. Postmark
  7. Redactor
  8. Seomatic
  9. Servd Assets and Helpers
  10. Vite
Tailwind Plugins
  1. Aspect Ratio
  2. Line Clamp
  3. Typography
Javascript Libraries
  1. AlpineJS
  2. Lazysizes
Roadmap
  • Continue to improve docs
  • Bugfixes, new features
Acknowledgements & Credits
Aside from the obvious gratitude owed to the entire team at Pixel & Tonic for their tireless work on Craft, a special thanks goes out to Andrew Welch of nystudio107. Not only has he developed some of the most widely used plugins in the Craft ecosystem, he has dedicated countless time and energy to pushing all of us in the community to excel at everything we do. He has an uncanny ability to see through the fog of development war to know what's best - not just for us, but for our future selves, our clients, and the users of the sites we build. His contributions have made all of our sites perform better in SEO, run faster in the browser, and made our development workflow more streamlined and efficient. Hats off to you, sir.
About
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
Resources
Readme
License
Activity
Stars
0 stars
Watchers
0 watching
Forks
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Report repository
Releases
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injectUserscript("// Strip utm_, fbclid, gclid, etc. from all links on page\n(function() {\n var trackingParams = ['utm_source', 'utm_medium', 'utm_campaign', 'utm_term', 'utm_content',\n 'fbclid', 'gclid', 'dclid', 'msclkid', 'yclid',\n 'ref', 'ref_src', 'source', 'medium', 'campaign'];\n \n function cleanUrl(url) {\n try {\n var u = new URL(url, window.location.origin);\n var changed = false;\n trackingParams.forEach(function(p) {\n if (u.searchParams.has(p)) {\n u.searchParams.delete(p);\n changed = true;\n }\n });\n return changed ? u.toString() : url;\n } catch (e) {\n return url;\n }\n }\n \n function cleanLinks() {\n document.querySelectorAll('a[href]').forEach(function(a) {\n var clean = cleanUrl(a.href);\n if (clean !== a.href) a.href = clean;\n });\n }\n \n cleanLinks();\n \n var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {\n mutations.forEach(function(m) {\n m.addedNodes.forEach(function(node) {\n if (node.nodeType === 1) {\n if (node.tagName === 'A') cleanLinks();\n node.querySelectorAll('a[href]').forEach(function(a) {\n var clean = cleanUrl(a.href);\n if (clean !== a.href) a.href = clean;\n });\n }\n });\n });\n });\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true });\n})();", "Remove Tracking Parameters from Links");
}
} catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Remove Tracking Parameters from Links]', __e); }
})();
(function(){
try {
var __m = "youtube.com";
var __re = new RegExp('^' + "youtube\\.com" + '

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About onedarnleyroad/craftcms
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
1DR.Starter.Project.mp4
☝️ A 1-min video demo, going from zero to Vite HMR on a fresh Craft install, with only 3 CLI commands:
  1. composer create-project...
  2. make install
  3. make dev
Notable Features:
Local machine prerequisites:
  1. Docker
  2. DDEV, minimum version 1.19
  3. Optional but recommended, Composer
Getting Started
Option 1: With Composer (recommended)
If you have Composer installed on your local machine,
you can use create-project to pull the latest tagged release.
Open terminal prompt, and run:
composer create-project onedarnleyroad/craftcms PATH --no-install
Make sure that PATH is a new or existing and empty folder.
Option 2: With Git CLI
Alternatively you can clone the repo via the Git CLI:
git clone git@github.com:onedarnleyroad/craftcms.git PATH
Make sure that PATH is a neworexisting and empty folder.
Next, you'll want to discard the existing /.git directory. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
rm -rf .git
Last, clean up and set some default files for use:
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Option 3: Manual Download
Download a copy of the repo to your local machine and move to where you want to your project to run. Similar to above, you'll then want to clean up and set some default files for use. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Configuring DDEV
Note: This section is optional. If you are simply test-driving this project, feel free to skip to the next section. ⚡
To configure your project to operate on a domain other than https://craftcms.ddev.site, run:
ddev config
Follow the prompts.
  • Project name: e.g. mysite would result in a project URL of https://mysite.ddev.site (make note of this for later in the installation process)
  • Docroot location: defaults to web, keep as-is
  • Project Type: defaults to php, keep as-is
Installing Craft
To install a clean version of Craft, run:
make install
Follow the prompts.
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Generate APP_ID and save to your .env file
  7. Generate SECURITY_KEY and save to your .env file
  8. Installing Craft for the first time, allowing you to set the admin's account credentials
  9. Install all Craft plugins
Once the process is complete, type ddev launch to open the project in your default browser. 🚀
Local development with Vite
To begin development with Vite's dev server & HMR, run:
make dev
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Spin up the Vite dev server
Open up a browser to your project domain to verify that Vite is connected. Begin crafting beautiful things. ❤️
Makefile
A Makefile has been included to provide a unified CLI for common development commands.
  • make install - Runs a complete one-time process to set the project up and install Craft.
  • make up - Starts the DDEV project, ensuring that SSH keys have been added, and npm & Composer have been installed.
  • make dev - Runs a one-time build of all front-end assets, then starts Vite's server for HMR.
  • make build - Builds all front-end assets.
  • make pull - Pull remote db & assets (requires setting up craft-scripts
Craft CMS Plugins
  1. CP Field Inspect
  2. Craft Autocomplete
  3. Hyper
  4. Imager-X
  5. Knock Knock
  6. Postmark
  7. Redactor
  8. Seomatic
  9. Servd Assets and Helpers
  10. Vite
Tailwind Plugins
  1. Aspect Ratio
  2. Line Clamp
  3. Typography
Javascript Libraries
  1. AlpineJS
  2. Lazysizes
Roadmap
  • Continue to improve docs
  • Bugfixes, new features
Acknowledgements & Credits
Aside from the obvious gratitude owed to the entire team at Pixel & Tonic for their tireless work on Craft, a special thanks goes out to Andrew Welch of nystudio107. Not only has he developed some of the most widely used plugins in the Craft ecosystem, he has dedicated countless time and energy to pushing all of us in the community to excel at everything we do. He has an uncanny ability to see through the fog of development war to know what's best - not just for us, but for our future selves, our clients, and the users of the sites we build. His contributions have made all of our sites perform better in SEO, run faster in the browser, and made our development workflow more streamlined and efficient. Hats off to you, sir.
About
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
Resources
Readme
License
Activity
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, 'i');
if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) {
injectUserscript("// Auto-enable theater mode on YouTube\n(function() {\n function tryTheater() {\n var btn = document.querySelector('button[aria-label=\"Theater mode\"], ytd-player #player button[title=\"Theater mode\"]');\n if (btn && !btn.classList.contains('activated')) {\n btn.click();\n }\n }\n \n // Try immediately\n tryTheater();\n \n // Try after navigation (SPA)\n var lastUrl = location.href;\n setInterval(function() {\n if (location.href !== lastUrl) {\n lastUrl = location.href;\n setTimeout(tryTheater, 500);\n }\n }, 1000);\n \n // Also try on player load\n var observer = new MutationObserver(tryTheater);\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true });\n})();", "YouTube Theater Mode Default");
}
} catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:YouTube Theater Mode Default]', __e); }
})();
(function(){
try {
var __m = "*";
var __re = new RegExp('^' + ".*" + '

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About onedarnleyroad/craftcms
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
1DR.Starter.Project.mp4
☝️ A 1-min video demo, going from zero to Vite HMR on a fresh Craft install, with only 3 CLI commands:
  1. composer create-project...
  2. make install
  3. make dev
Notable Features:
Local machine prerequisites:
  1. Docker
  2. DDEV, minimum version 1.19
  3. Optional but recommended, Composer
Getting Started
Option 1: With Composer (recommended)
If you have Composer installed on your local machine,
you can use create-project to pull the latest tagged release.
Open terminal prompt, and run:
composer create-project onedarnleyroad/craftcms PATH --no-install
Make sure that PATH is a new or existing and empty folder.
Option 2: With Git CLI
Alternatively you can clone the repo via the Git CLI:
git clone git@github.com:onedarnleyroad/craftcms.git PATH
Make sure that PATH is a neworexisting and empty folder.
Next, you'll want to discard the existing /.git directory. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
rm -rf .git
Last, clean up and set some default files for use:
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Option 3: Manual Download
Download a copy of the repo to your local machine and move to where you want to your project to run. Similar to above, you'll then want to clean up and set some default files for use. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Configuring DDEV
Note: This section is optional. If you are simply test-driving this project, feel free to skip to the next section. ⚡
To configure your project to operate on a domain other than https://craftcms.ddev.site, run:
ddev config
Follow the prompts.
  • Project name: e.g. mysite would result in a project URL of https://mysite.ddev.site (make note of this for later in the installation process)
  • Docroot location: defaults to web, keep as-is
  • Project Type: defaults to php, keep as-is
Installing Craft
To install a clean version of Craft, run:
make install
Follow the prompts.
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Generate APP_ID and save to your .env file
  7. Generate SECURITY_KEY and save to your .env file
  8. Installing Craft for the first time, allowing you to set the admin's account credentials
  9. Install all Craft plugins
Once the process is complete, type ddev launch to open the project in your default browser. 🚀
Local development with Vite
To begin development with Vite's dev server & HMR, run:
make dev
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Spin up the Vite dev server
Open up a browser to your project domain to verify that Vite is connected. Begin crafting beautiful things. ❤️
Makefile
A Makefile has been included to provide a unified CLI for common development commands.
  • make install - Runs a complete one-time process to set the project up and install Craft.
  • make up - Starts the DDEV project, ensuring that SSH keys have been added, and npm & Composer have been installed.
  • make dev - Runs a one-time build of all front-end assets, then starts Vite's server for HMR.
  • make build - Builds all front-end assets.
  • make pull - Pull remote db & assets (requires setting up craft-scripts
Craft CMS Plugins
  1. CP Field Inspect
  2. Craft Autocomplete
  3. Hyper
  4. Imager-X
  5. Knock Knock
  6. Postmark
  7. Redactor
  8. Seomatic
  9. Servd Assets and Helpers
  10. Vite
Tailwind Plugins
  1. Aspect Ratio
  2. Line Clamp
  3. Typography
Javascript Libraries
  1. AlpineJS
  2. Lazysizes
Roadmap
  • Continue to improve docs
  • Bugfixes, new features
Acknowledgements & Credits
Aside from the obvious gratitude owed to the entire team at Pixel & Tonic for their tireless work on Craft, a special thanks goes out to Andrew Welch of nystudio107. Not only has he developed some of the most widely used plugins in the Craft ecosystem, he has dedicated countless time and energy to pushing all of us in the community to excel at everything we do. He has an uncanny ability to see through the fog of development war to know what's best - not just for us, but for our future selves, our clients, and the users of the sites we build. His contributions have made all of our sites perform better in SEO, run faster in the browser, and made our development workflow more streamlined and efficient. Hats off to you, sir.
About
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
Resources
Readme
License
Activity
Stars
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Watchers
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Forks
0 forks
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, 'i');
if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) {
injectUserscript("// Remove or un-stick sticky/fixed headers that block content\n(function() {\n function unstick() {\n document.querySelectorAll('header, nav, [role=\"banner\"], .header, .navbar, .sticky, .fixed-top, [style*=\"position: fixed\"], [style*=\"position:sticky\"]').forEach(function(el) {\n if (el.style.position === 'fixed' || el.style.position === 'sticky' || \n getComputedStyle(el).position === 'fixed' || getComputedStyle(el).position === 'sticky') {\n el.style.position = 'static';\n el.style.top = 'auto';\n el.style.zIndex = 'auto';\n }\n });\n }\n \n unstick();\n \n var observer = new MutationObserver(unstick);\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true, attributes: true, attributeFilter: ['style', 'class'] });\n})();", "Kill Sticky Headers");
}
} catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Kill Sticky Headers]', __e); }
})();
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try {
var __m = "*";
var __re = new RegExp('^' + ".*" + '

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About onedarnleyroad/craftcms
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
1DR.Starter.Project.mp4
☝️ A 1-min video demo, going from zero to Vite HMR on a fresh Craft install, with only 3 CLI commands:
  1. composer create-project...
  2. make install
  3. make dev
Notable Features:
Local machine prerequisites:
  1. Docker
  2. DDEV, minimum version 1.19
  3. Optional but recommended, Composer
Getting Started
Option 1: With Composer (recommended)
If you have Composer installed on your local machine,
you can use create-project to pull the latest tagged release.
Open terminal prompt, and run:
composer create-project onedarnleyroad/craftcms PATH --no-install
Make sure that PATH is a new or existing and empty folder.
Option 2: With Git CLI
Alternatively you can clone the repo via the Git CLI:
git clone git@github.com:onedarnleyroad/craftcms.git PATH
Make sure that PATH is a neworexisting and empty folder.
Next, you'll want to discard the existing /.git directory. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
rm -rf .git
Last, clean up and set some default files for use:
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Option 3: Manual Download
Download a copy of the repo to your local machine and move to where you want to your project to run. Similar to above, you'll then want to clean up and set some default files for use. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Configuring DDEV
Note: This section is optional. If you are simply test-driving this project, feel free to skip to the next section. ⚡
To configure your project to operate on a domain other than https://craftcms.ddev.site, run:
ddev config
Follow the prompts.
  • Project name: e.g. mysite would result in a project URL of https://mysite.ddev.site (make note of this for later in the installation process)
  • Docroot location: defaults to web, keep as-is
  • Project Type: defaults to php, keep as-is
Installing Craft
To install a clean version of Craft, run:
make install
Follow the prompts.
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Generate APP_ID and save to your .env file
  7. Generate SECURITY_KEY and save to your .env file
  8. Installing Craft for the first time, allowing you to set the admin's account credentials
  9. Install all Craft plugins
Once the process is complete, type ddev launch to open the project in your default browser. 🚀
Local development with Vite
To begin development with Vite's dev server & HMR, run:
make dev
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Spin up the Vite dev server
Open up a browser to your project domain to verify that Vite is connected. Begin crafting beautiful things. ❤️
Makefile
A Makefile has been included to provide a unified CLI for common development commands.
  • make install - Runs a complete one-time process to set the project up and install Craft.
  • make up - Starts the DDEV project, ensuring that SSH keys have been added, and npm & Composer have been installed.
  • make dev - Runs a one-time build of all front-end assets, then starts Vite's server for HMR.
  • make build - Builds all front-end assets.
  • make pull - Pull remote db & assets (requires setting up craft-scripts
Craft CMS Plugins
  1. CP Field Inspect
  2. Craft Autocomplete
  3. Hyper
  4. Imager-X
  5. Knock Knock
  6. Postmark
  7. Redactor
  8. Seomatic
  9. Servd Assets and Helpers
  10. Vite
Tailwind Plugins
  1. Aspect Ratio
  2. Line Clamp
  3. Typography
Javascript Libraries
  1. AlpineJS
  2. Lazysizes
Roadmap
  • Continue to improve docs
  • Bugfixes, new features
Acknowledgements & Credits
Aside from the obvious gratitude owed to the entire team at Pixel & Tonic for their tireless work on Craft, a special thanks goes out to Andrew Welch of nystudio107. Not only has he developed some of the most widely used plugins in the Craft ecosystem, he has dedicated countless time and energy to pushing all of us in the community to excel at everything we do. He has an uncanny ability to see through the fog of development war to know what's best - not just for us, but for our future selves, our clients, and the users of the sites we build. His contributions have made all of our sites perform better in SEO, run faster in the browser, and made our development workflow more streamlined and efficient. Hats off to you, sir.
About
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
Resources
Readme
License
Activity
Stars
0 stars
Watchers
0 watching
Forks
0 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Contributors
Languages

, 'i');
if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) {
injectUserscript("// Universal Dark Mode - works on any site\n(function() {\n var enabled = true;\n \n function applyDarkMode() {\n if (!enabled) return;\n \n // Create style element if it doesn't exist\n var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');\n if (!style) {\n style = document.createElement('style');\n style.id = 'universal-dark-mode-style';\n document.head.appendChild(style);\n }\n \n // Dark mode CSS - inverts colors but preserves images/video\n style.textContent = '\n /* Invert everything except media */\n html {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n background: #1a1a2e !important;\n }\n \n /* Restore images, videos, iframes, canvas */\n img, video, iframe, canvas, svg, picture, [style*=\"background-image\"] {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n }\n \n /* Preserve specific elements that should not be inverted */\n .no-dark-mode, .no-dark-mode *,\n [data-theme=\"light\"], [data-theme=\"light\"],\n .ace_editor, .ace_editor *,\n .CodeMirror, .CodeMirror *,\n .monaco-editor, .monaco-editor *,\n .markdown-body pre, .markdown-body pre *,\n .highlight, .highlight *,\n pre code, pre code * {\n filter: none !important;\n }\n \n /* Fix common UI elements */\n .modal, .popup, .dropdown-menu, .tooltip, .popover {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n background: #2d2d44 !important;\n border-color: #444 !important;\n }\n \n /* Scrollbars */\n ::-webkit-scrollbar { background: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { background: #444 !important; }\n ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover { background: #555 !important; }\n \n /* Selection */\n ::selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ::-moz-selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ';\n }\n \n function removeDarkMode() {\n var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');\n if (style) style.remove();\n }\n \n // Toggle with Alt+Shift+D\n document.addEventListener('keydown', function(e) {\n if (e.altKey && e.shiftKey && e.key === 'D') {\n e.preventDefault();\n enabled = !enabled;\n if (enabled) {\n applyDarkMode();\n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Enabled');\n } else {\n removeDarkMode();\n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Disabled');\n }\n }\n });\n \n // Apply on load\n applyDarkMode();\n \n // Re-apply on dynamic content\n var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {\n if (enabled && !document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style')) {\n applyDarkMode();\n }\n });\n observer.observe(document.head, { childList: true });\n \n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Loaded - Press Alt+Shift+D to toggle');\n})();", "Universal Dark Mode");
}
} catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Universal Dark Mode]', __e); }
})();
})();

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About onedarnleyroad/craftcms
A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
1DR.Starter.Project.mp4
☝️ A 1-min video demo, going from zero to Vite HMR on a fresh Craft install, with only 3 CLI commands:
  1. composer create-project...
  2. make install
  3. make dev
Notable Features:
Local machine prerequisites:
  1. Docker
  2. DDEV, minimum version 1.19
  3. Optional but recommended, Composer
Getting Started
Option 1: With Composer (recommended)
If you have Composer installed on your local machine,
you can use create-project to pull the latest tagged release.
Open terminal prompt, and run:
composer create-project onedarnleyroad/craftcms PATH --no-install
Make sure that PATH is a new or existing and empty folder.
Option 2: With Git CLI
Alternatively you can clone the repo via the Git CLI:
git clone git@github.com:onedarnleyroad/craftcms.git PATH
Make sure that PATH is a neworexisting and empty folder.
Next, you'll want to discard the existing /.git directory. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
rm -rf .git
Last, clean up and set some default files for use:
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Option 3: Manual Download
Download a copy of the repo to your local machine and move to where you want to your project to run. Similar to above, you'll then want to clean up and set some default files for use. In the terminal, run:
cd PATH
cp .env.example .env
mv -f composer.json.default composer.json
mv -f .gitignore.default .gitignore
rm CHANGELOG.md && rm LICENSE.md && rm README.md
Configuring DDEV
Note: This section is optional. If you are simply test-driving this project, feel free to skip to the next section. ⚡
To configure your project to operate on a domain other than https://craftcms.ddev.site, run:
ddev config
Follow the prompts.
  • Project name: e.g. mysite would result in a project URL of https://mysite.ddev.site (make note of this for later in the installation process)
  • Docroot location: defaults to web, keep as-is
  • Project Type: defaults to php, keep as-is
Installing Craft
To install a clean version of Craft, run:
make install
Follow the prompts.
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Generate APP_ID and save to your .env file
  7. Generate SECURITY_KEY and save to your .env file
  8. Installing Craft for the first time, allowing you to set the admin's account credentials
  9. Install all Craft plugins
Once the process is complete, type ddev launch to open the project in your default browser. 🚀
Local development with Vite
To begin development with Vite's dev server & HMR, run:
make dev
This command will:
  1. Copy your local SSH keys into the container (handy if you are setting up craft-scripts)
  2. Start your DDEV project
  3. Install Composer
  4. Install npm
  5. Do a one-time build of Vite
  6. Spin up the Vite dev server
Open up a browser to your project domain to verify that Vite is connected. Begin crafting beautiful things. ❤️
Makefile
A Makefile has been included to provide a unified CLI for common development commands.
  • make install - Runs a complete one-time process to set the project up and install Craft.
  • make up - Starts the DDEV project, ensuring that SSH keys have been added, and npm & Composer have been installed.
  • make dev - Runs a one-time build of all front-end assets, then starts Vite's server for HMR.
  • make build - Builds all front-end assets.
  • make pull - Pull remote db & assets (requires setting up craft-scripts
Craft CMS Plugins
  1. CP Field Inspect
  2. Craft Autocomplete
  3. Hyper
  4. Imager-X
  5. Knock Knock
  6. Postmark
  7. Redactor
  8. Seomatic
  9. Servd Assets and Helpers
  10. Vite
Tailwind Plugins
  1. Aspect Ratio
  2. Line Clamp
  3. Typography
Javascript Libraries
  1. AlpineJS
  2. Lazysizes
Roadmap
  • Continue to improve docs
  • Bugfixes, new features
Acknowledgements & Credits
Aside from the obvious gratitude owed to the entire team at Pixel & Tonic for their tireless work on Craft, a special thanks goes out to Andrew Welch of nystudio107. Not only has he developed some of the most widely used plugins in the Craft ecosystem, he has dedicated countless time and energy to pushing all of us in the community to excel at everything we do. He has an uncanny ability to see through the fog of development war to know what's best - not just for us, but for our future selves, our clients, and the users of the sites we build. His contributions have made all of our sites perform better in SEO, run faster in the browser, and made our development workflow more streamlined and efficient. Hats off to you, sir.
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A Craft CMS starter project using DDEV for local hosting and Vite for front-end bundling and HMR.
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