I want to start a new project using Plone 6 Classic UI. But I didn't find to install only Classic UI.
Please let me know it.
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You can use GitHub - collective/cookiecutter-plone-starter: Cookiecutter Plone Starter is a framework for jumpstarting Plone 6 projects quickly. - and then keep only the generated backend folder. Then, after make start in this folder, in the site-creation screen, choose to create a Classic UI site and that is it.
In which operating system do you want to install Plone 6 Classic UI?
Here you can read some ideas on how to install Plone 6:
- for Debian 11: https://gist.github.com/me-kell/e1dba01840816fa1930676b77c26a785
- for Windows 10: https://gist.github.com/me-kell/9fb4a8c97e875c8f529a0bbce0699ee9
Please keep in mind that those scripts are very opinionated.
Thank you for you information.
I read the cookiecutter-plone-starter document. And I tried Plone 6 installation with Volto front-end, it fine.
My question is why do we need to install NodeJS & Yarn and Docker only using Classic UI.
Thank you for your information. I will use Amazon Linux or RHEL, but your script is very helpful information. I will read and understand your script.
Actually Plone Classic UI won't need NodeJS, Yarn or Docker to run.
Only if you create and modify a theme based on e.g. bootstrap (like barceloneta) you will need NodeJS to compile it and watch the changes.
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install CC template and comment out the volto installation as shown here.
I tried the training docs below. This works well.