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A fully customisable content management system built in ASP.NET Core 5 & Bootstrap 5.
A fully customisable content management system built in ASP.NET Core 5 & Bootstrap 5.
Install Hood CMS via Package Manager.
> Install-Package Hood
or via .NET CLI
> dotnet add package Hood
The client side code is not required to run Hood CMS as all required JS/CSS are served via jsdelivr. However, if you want to extend or modify the client side code, you can download this npm package, which contains the required distribution CSS and JavaScript, as well as source SCSS and TypeScript files.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/hoodcms
To install Hood CMS client side code via NPM.
> npm install hoodcms
or
> yarn add hoodcms
To use your own client side code, you will also need to update script/link references in your theme's HTML or Razor C# files to use your own version of the code, rather than the CDN.
Documentation is a work in progress!
Also, feel free to add your issues or pull requests to our GitHub, we always welcome contributions!
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A fully customisable content management system built in ASP.NET Core 5 & Bootstrap 5.
We found that hoodcms demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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