- Make sure you have composer installed.
- Run
composer create-project forkcms/forkcms .in your document root. - Browse to your website
- Follow the steps on-screen
- Have fun!
Remark: If you are using GIT instead of composer create-project or the zip-file from http://www.fork-cms.com, you should install our dependencies. The dependencies are handled by composer
To install the dependencies, you can run the command below in the document-root:
composer install -o
If you discover any security-related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker. HTML is allowed in translations because you sometimes need it. Any reports regarding this will not be accepted as a security issue. Owners of a website can narrow down who can add/edit translation strings using the group permissions.
If you encounter any bugs, please create an issue on Github.
If you're stuck or would like to discuss Fork CMS: 
We use phpunit as a test framework. It's installed when using composer install. To be able to run them, make sure you have a database with the same credentials as your normal database and with the name suffixed with _test.
Because we support multiple php versions it gave some issues. Therefore we use the bridge from symfony.
Running the tests:
composer test
Running only the unit, functional, or the installer tests
composer test -- --testsuite=functional
composer test -- --testsuite=unit
composer test -- --testsuite=installer
If you want to run all the tests except the ones from the installer use
composer test -- --exclude-group=installer
The backend uses Bootstrap in combination with Sass. To make changes, you should make
the changes into the scss-files, and regenerate the real css with gulp build.
We use yarn to install our dependencies. For now we have a gulp-script that moves everything to
the correct directories. So if you change the dependencies, make sure you run gulp build.
The Fork CMS team