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⚠️ There is no backwards code compatibility between the "old" CMS 11 version and the new CMS 12 version.

This is an example project showing a decoupled backend (Optimizely Content Cloud) and frontend (Next.JS), which retains the editor experience and capability of a "traditional" Optimizely Content Cloud implementation.

• 1. Running locally
  • 1.1. Prerequisites
  • 1.2. Installing the environments
  • 1.3. Starting the backend
  • 1.4. Starting the frontend
• 2. Deploying

Please make sure that the following tools are installed:

• CMS 12 Development environment
• Node.JS Latest LTS (16+)*
• NPM 9+
• Visual Studio Code (Recommended)

Note: Please refrain from using native module support (Node-Gyp) or ensure it's working correctly and able to build native modules.

To successfully install the two applications, you need to go through these steps:

1. Install the CMS, by following the instructions in thebackend docs.

2. Start the CMS and make sure it's running (typically athttp://localhost:8000).

   If you have the CMS running at a different domain/port, you must manually adjust the instructions in the next steps.

3. Install the frontend, by following the instructions in thefrontend docs.

The backend leverages the built-in OIDC server to perform authentication, which requires encryption of the messages between server and client. If - and only if - the environment resolves to a development environment the built-in development certificates are used.

Details:Backend docs

Warning: After the initial installation & configuration you MUST perform a number of configuration steps to make the included content-pack and features operational. These are detailed in the Backend Docs linked above.

Details:Frontend docs

Both applications do not have special components and can be deployed to hosting environments for their respective tech-stack.

The "tools" folder contains an example script allowing you to build the Headless.Cms project and deploy it into DXP.Example script