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Port Codeigniter App to PyroCMS

I'm working on a web application in Codeigniter. I'd like to integrate the functionality of my application with a CMS so that site admins can easily update the site (about pages, blog, etc). Is this easily done with PyroCMS or another Codeigniter-based CMS? Will I need to drastically restructure my existing app?

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starsinmypockets Avatar asked Jun 23 '11 18:06

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From my own experience integrating an app inside Expression Engine I can say that a CMS changes the way you usually work with CI. So be prepared to make some adjustments. Every CMS will come with it's perks and differences. It shouldn't be a big problem though.

If you want to use PyroCms take a look at this doc first: http://www.pyrocms.com/docs/2.0/developers/creating-custom-modules

If you're looking for alternatives, there are a lot. It seems almost everyone working with CI has made it's own.

Here are a few:

  • http://www.ionizecms.com/
  • http://www.halogy.com/
  • http://codefight.org/
  • http://www.getfuelcms.com/

Also make sure you check out CI Bonfire, it's not a CMS but does help you when you start up a new project with a basic admin wrapper, which is sometimes more useful than a CMS:

http://cibonfire.com/

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bottleboot Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 17:09

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