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alexsawallich/alsa-zf-content
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A ZF2-Module for managing content. Comes with backend and frontend.

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Simplest Content Management with AlsaZfContent
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[](#simplest-content-management-with-alsazfcontent)

AlsaZfContent is a very simple content module for your Zend-Framework &gt;= 2 application.

It ships with a backend for creating, editing and deleting content-items (requires ZfcAdmin for the backend-routes). A content-item is a very simple entity, consisting only of a name, a text-body and a publishing-status. The only task of the frontend is to display a content-item on a single-page, with it's name and text-body.

Dependencies
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[](#dependencies)

- This module requires [ZfcAdmin](https://github.com/ZF-Commons/ZfcAdmin), since it uses the `zfcadmin`-route for the backend.
- This module depends on [AlsaBase](https://github.com/alexsawallich/AlsaBase) as it uses some of the abstract classes, which can be found there.

*These dependencies will be installed by composer.*

Installation
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[](#installation)

1. Install through composer `require alexsawallich/alsazfcontent`
2. Add `AlsaZfContent` to the `modules`-key within your application's `config/application.config.php`-file.
3. Copy `config/alsazfcontent.global.php.dist` to your application's `config/autoload/alsazfcontent.global.php` and adjust to your needs.

Configuration
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[](#configuration)

Adjust configuration of this module to your needs.

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