sculpin-pagination-test/README.md
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Sculpin Blog Skeleton
=====================
A skeleton for a Sculpin based blog.
Powered by [Sculpin](http://sculpin.io). =)
Features
--------
A very basic Sculpin based blog supporting the following features:
* Very minimal Bootstrap based theme.
* A handful of existing posts in `source/_posts/` to get you started. Feel
free to remove these when you are ready.
* An about page at `/about`.
* An index page at `/`. It displays all posts and paginates them.
* A blog archive page at `/blog`. It displays post titles broken down by
month and is paginated.
* A blog categories page at `/blog/categories`.
* A blog category index at `/blog/categories/$category`. Similar to the blog
archive except broken down by each category.
* A blog tags page at `/blog/tags`.
* A blog tag index at `/blog/tags/$tag`. Similar to the blog archive
except broken down by each tag.
Prerequisites
-------------
Sculpin is a PHP application and installed with the PHP package manager `composer`.
See https://getcomposer.org/ for installation instructions.
Unless you do a very basic website, you want some CSS and Javascript assets. Sculpin
uses `yarn` to manage them. See https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/install for installation
instructions.
Install
-------
Create a new project using composer:
```bash
$ composer create-project -s dev sculpin/blog-skeleton my-blog
```
This application uses [Symfony's Webpack Encore](https://symfony.com/doc/current/frontend.html)
to manage CSS, JavaScript and image assets. Install the JS dependencies:
```bash
$ cd my-blog
$ yarn install
```
Build
-----
First, start Encore to compile and update the assets in `source/assets/` into
`source/build/`. The watcher keeps running until you exit it manually:
```bash
$ composer yarn-watch
```
In a new console, start the sculpin watcher to have your content updated as
soon as you save changes:
```bash
$ composer sculpin-watch
```
Your newly generated clone of sculpin-blog-skeleton should now be accessible
at `http://localhost:8000/`.
Documentation
-------------
The skeleton provides you with useful configuration and some example data for
a Sculpin installation.
For more information about getting started with Sculpin, check out the
[Get Started page](https://sculpin.io/getstarted/) and have a look at the full
[documentation](https://sculpin.io/documentation/).