Areas as nodes
Model a public site, blog, intranet, documentation or another area inside one coherent installation.
Build
Complex CMS
A modular CMS base for one website with several areas, different roles and content that may be public or private.
The problem it solves
Some small organisations outgrow a basic brochure site without needing a large enterprise platform. They may have a public website, a blog, documentation, an intranet and several editors with different responsibilities.
Complex CMS organises one installation into nodes. Each node can define its own path, visibility, pages, modules and language translations while sharing users, themes and administration.
It may fit if…
- One organisation needs public pages plus private or specialised areas.
- Editors should only manage the nodes assigned to them.
- The same content structure must support more than one language.
- The project can run Python behind Nginx or another application proxy.
What it can do today
One website with public areas, roles, languages and private content.
Roles and access
Administrators manage the whole site while editors can be limited to selected nodes.
Private documents
A protected document repository supports versions, ownership, projects and authenticated downloads.
Modular data
Activate modules for quick links, profiles, publications and other domain-specific information when needed.
How it works
Model
Define the site nodes, languages, visibility and the modules each area needs.
Configure
Create users, roles, pages and structured content in the protected administration area.
Extend
Add focused section types or modules for the organisation instead of turning on a generic feature bundle.
In development
Requirements and current limits
- Status
- In development
- Runtime
- Python with FastAPI
- Storage
- JSON with write locking
- Deployment
- Application server, normally behind Nginx
Still in active development.
This project is being presented for context, not distributed as a public build yet.
In development