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plumix

v0.1.1

Published

A headless CMS for the edge, built on Cloudflare Workers

Readme

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A modern headless CMS, built for the edge. Content modeling, a block editor, auth, and a full admin UI — with a pluggable runtime, so your CMS isn't welded to a single platform.

[!WARNING] Pre-1.0 software. Minor versions can contain breaking changes — pin your versions.

Quick start

The fastest way in is the scaffolder — it wires up a working app, runtime, and admin for you:

pnpm create plumix-app my-site
cd my-site
pnpm install
pnpm dev

Then open http://localhost:5173/_plumix/admin, create your first passkey, and you're in.

What's in the box

  • Content modeling — entry types, taxonomies, and meta fields, contributed by plugins.
  • Block editor — a bespoke visual editor backed by a React block system.
  • Auth — passkeys (WebAuthn) first, with optional OAuth and magic-link sign-in.
  • Admin UI — a precompiled SPA your worker serves at /_plumix/admin.
  • Pluggable runtime — an adapter seam, not a lock-in. Cloudflare Workers is the first (D1, R2, KV, Images, edge cache); more runtimes are on the way.
  • Extensible — plugins add entry types, blocks, admin pages, RPC, routes, and cron.

Configure

plumix.config.ts is where it all comes together — pick a runtime, a database, and an auth method:

import { auth, plumix } from "plumix";

import {
  cloudflare,
  cloudflareDeployOrigin,
  d1,
} from "@plumix/runtime-cloudflare";

const { rpId, origin } = cloudflareDeployOrigin({
  workerName: "my-site",
  accountSubdomain: "my-account",
  localOrigin: "http://localhost:5173",
});

export default plumix({
  runtime: cloudflare(),
  database: d1({ binding: "DB", session: "auto" }),
  auth: auth({
    passkey: { rpName: "My Site", rpId, origin },
  }),
});

Add capabilities by dropping plugins into plugins:

import { blog } from "@plumix/plugin-blog";
import { pages } from "@plumix/plugin-pages";

// inside plumix({ ... })
plugins: [blog, pages],

Runtimes

The runtime is pluggable — you choose where Plumix runs. Available now:

More runtimes are on the way.

Plugins

Add features by dropping official plugins into your config:

  • Blog — posts, categories, and tags.
  • Pages — hierarchical static pages.
  • Menu — navigation menus from entries, terms, and custom URLs.
  • Comments — threaded, moderated discussion.
  • Media — media library and uploads.
  • Audit log — an activity feed of who did what.

Support

Have a question? Start a discussion. Found a bug? Open an issue.

Contributing

PRs and ideas welcome. The Contributing guide gets you set up — new contributors especially welcome.

License

MIT © Plumix Contributors