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@plone/aurora

v1.0.0-alpha.10

Published

Plone Aurora is the next-generation frontend for Plone CMS

Readme

Plone Aurora

Plone Aurora is a fast, elegant, and intuitive React-based frontend for Plone and plone.restapi-compatible backends.

It succeeds Plone Volto and combines React 19, React Router 8, and the modular @plone/* packages.

[!WARNING] Plone Aurora is experimental and currently released as an alpha. It isn't ready for production use and has no formal support. Its public interfaces, behavior, and package structure may change without notice between alpha releases.

Get started

The recommended way to start a Plone Aurora project is with Cookieplone, which creates a ready-to-use frontend add-on project with development and deployment tooling.

Follow the Create a package guide to create and run your first project.

Documentation

Develop Plone Aurora core

For requirements and detailed instructions, see Develop Plone Aurora core.

Clone the repository and install its dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/plone/aurora.git
cd aurora
make install

Start the backend in one terminal:

make backend-docker-start

Start the frontend in a second terminal:

pnpm start

The frontend is available at http://localhost:3000 and the backend at http://localhost:8080.

Releases

The Plone team publishes Aurora as a sequence of alpha releases during active development. The npm package uses the alpha dist-tag. Follow Update Plone Aurora to pin or update the Aurora version in a Cookieplone-generated project.

License

The MIT License covers Plone Aurora. The Plone Foundation holds the copyrights.