GoldFish is a Content Management System (CMS) made for Habbo retros. It is built to allow you to set up your retro easily but without sacrificing features or the habbo feeling.
Goldfish CMS was originally made by Laynester
Goldfish refactored is an edit and update of the original Goldfish, with permission from Laynester. I (Object) decided to start the Goldfish refactored project which is a project that aims to refactor, update and maintain the Goldfish CMS.
The project is only a side project of mine, and I only work on it when I have the time to do so. There's still a lot of code that has been left untouched currently.
As the project is still WIP (Work In Progress) some parts may be buggy or not working at all - Once I feel like the project is complete enough, I'll publicly release it. You're ofcourse allowed to use this already, as it's a public repository.
Goldfish CMS offers a modern and industry approved backend, featuring the PHP framework Laravel and support for the most recent PHP version (PHP 8.1).
Besides the above it also offers a ton of features, most which you'd normally expect from a retro CMS, and even comes with its own theme system, that allows you to build your own themes, may it be with TailwindCSS, Bootstrap, Bulma, Custom CSS - you name it!
What technologies is being used?
- Laravel 8.x (Latest as of January 2022) Laravel docs.
- Bootstrap 5 Bootstrap docs.
To install Goldfish CMS you'll need to do the following:
- PHP 7.4 or above (PHP 8.1 is supported) PHP Downloads
- Composer Composer Download
- NPM Node Download
- An Arcturus Morningstar database Database repository
After all of the above has been installed you've to do the following:
- Open CMD and navigate into the path you want the CMS to be located at, and run the commands listed below
git clone https://github.com/ObjectRetros/GoldFish.git
cd GoldFish
For Windows: copy .env.example .env
For Linux: cp .env.example .env
composer install
composer require doctrine/dbal
npm install && npm run dev
php artisan key:generate
php artisan migrate --seed
If all of the above steps has been done correctly / successfully, you should be prompted with an easy to follow installation process, once that has been finished, your CMS should be ready to use!