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@plutocms/core

v0.71.0

Published

The base layer every Pluto app extends: the admin, the content model, and the Git CMS

Readme

Pluto

A layer-based CMS built on Nuxt. Use it in your Nuxt app, or headless from any framework or stack through its public API. You add only the layers you need.

[!WARNING] Pluto is in alpha. Expect breaking changes, incomplete features, and rough edges.

Docs: pluto.vulmix.dev

Quick start

npm create pluto@latest

The CLI asks for a template and a package manager, installs the dependencies, and shows the command that starts the dev server. Open /admin to edit your content.

Add Pluto to a Nuxt app

npm install @plutocms/core
// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  extends: ['@plutocms/core'],
})

Core is the base layer every Pluto app extends. With no other layer, Pluto is a Markdown CMS on Git: posts are files in your repository, and each save is a commit. It works out of the box with your local Git repo in development. Connect GitHub to publish from a deployed site. See Git CMS.

Use it headless

A site in any framework reads the published content from the public API:

curl https://your-site.dev/api/pluto/v1/content/post?limit=10

See Public API.

Layers

| Package | What it adds | | ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | @plutocms/core | The core: the admin, the content model, and the Git CMS. | | @plutocms/docs | A visual editor for the pages of a Nuxt Content site. | | @plutocms/supabase | A Supabase backend: database, auth, users, and roles. | | @plutocms/supabase-blog | Blog posts on Supabase. | | @plutocms/supabase-shop | Products on Supabase. | | @plutocms/3d | 3D models in the media library, and a viewer. | | @plutocms/shop | A cart saved in the browser, and the price helpers. | | @plutocms/seo | SEO fields, head tags, a sitemap, robots.txt and a feed. |

Read Layers to see how they fit together.

Links

License

MIT