Minimalist content management system.
Mecha is a flat-file content management system for minimalists.
The default layout uses only Serif and Mono fonts. Different operating systems may produce slightly
different results. This preview was taken from a computer running Arch Linux operating system.
The Serif font shown in the preview should be DejaVu Serif:
To be able to activate the back-end feature requires you to install our Alert,
Panel, and User extensions. This feature is forever optional. You can use this
feature on the local version only, and remove it on the public version to secure your website (only if you don’t trust
this extension).
Colors and font types in the control panel preview above are generated from the
default skin. Without them, the display will look like the preview below:
mod_rewrite
module..\lot\x
and your layout files to .\lot\y
. They’re auto-loaded.This assumes that your site’s public directory is in /srv/http
. Make sure the folder is empty, or move the existing
files to another place first. Don’t forget with that .
at the end of the command as written in the example below, to
clone the repository into the current root folder.
cd /srv/http
composer create-project mecha-cms/mecha .
You may want to install our Panel extension as well:
composer require mecha-cms/x.panel
cd /srv/http
git clone https://github.com/mecha-cms/mecha.git --depth 1 .
git submodule update --init --recursive
You may want to install our Panel extension as well. Here, Alert, and
User extension is required to be installed:
git submodule add https://github.com/mecha-cms/x.alert.git --depth 1 lot/x/alert
git submodule add https://github.com/mecha-cms/x.user.git --depth 1 lot/x/user
git submodule add https://github.com/mecha-cms/x.panel.git --depth 1 lot/x/panel
Download the installer file from https://github.com/mecha-cms/start and then follow the instructions.
This project exists and survives because of you. I would like to thank all those who have taken the time to contribute
to this project.
Contribute financially to keep the project domain and website accessible to everyone. The website provides complete
documentation and latest information regarding the software and future development plans. Some parts of the website also
serve to provide a clean and efficient project file download feature which is obtained by managing responses from the
GitHub API.