PlatformUIBundle is a bundle for eZ Publish Platform providing a webapp application to manage your content and administrate your eZ Publish Platform install.

If you find a bug, please create an issue in JIRA and don't forget to add as much details as you can (steps to reproduce, OS and browser(s) versions, ...) and to put PlatformUI in the Component/s field.

• From your eZ Publish 5 installation, run composer:

  $ composer require ezsystems/platform-ui-bundle:dev-master
  

  Note: The post install scripts are failing because of a missing CSS file, it's a known issue that will be fixed in the coming weeks.

• In ezpublish/EzPublishKernel.php add an instance of EzSystemsPlatformUIBundle class to the list of registered bundles:

  public function registerBundles()
  {
      $bundles = array(
          // enabled bundles
          // ...
  
          new EzSystems\PlatformUIBundle\EzSystemsPlatformUIBundle(),
      );
  }

• In ezpublish/config/routing.yml include the eZPlatformUIBundle routing configuration:

  _ezpublishPlatformUIRoutes:
      resource: "@eZPlatformUIBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml"

• Configure the REST API to use the session based authentication.

• Run the following command:

  $ php ezpublish/console assets:install --symlink
  

• Install nodejs

• Install bower (usually you need to be root to install it globally)

  # npm install -g bower
  

• Install frontend dependencies (from the `vendor/ezsystems/platform-ui-bundle directory):

  $ cd vendor/ezsystems/platform-ui-bundle && bower install && cd -
  

If you are running eZ Publish in the prod environment, you also need to dump the assets for Assetic with:

php ezpublish/console assetic:dump --env=prod

Once this is done, you can go to http://[uri_of_ez]/shell to run the eZ Platform UI application.

Most developer related tasks can be run with Grunt and have several additional dependencies:

• Install Grunt, YUIDoc and Grover globally (usually you need to be root):

  # npm install -g grunt-cli yuidocjs grover
  

• Install phantomjs

• Install local npm dependencies, from the bundle root, run:

  $ npm install
  

Once this is done, you can use any tasks registered in Grunt, the most interesting are:

• Running the JavaScript unit tests

  $ grunt test
  

• Generate a code coverage from those tests:

  $ grunt coverage
  

  The HTML coverage report is then available in Tests/report/lcov-report/index.html.

• Generate the JavaScript API doc:

  $ grunt doc
  

• Alternatively, you can run a live documentation server that will be available at http://127.0.0.1:3000 :

  $ grunt livedoc
  

To run the PHP unit tests, you first need to install the dev dependencies of the bundle. To do that, from the bundle root, run:

$ composer install --prefer-dist

Then, you can run the unit tests with:

$ php vendor/bin/phpunit