That's what minty is. The short explanation is that that I've been obsessed with a simple question for the last year and some:
How do you effectively structure a Node application?
The operative word here is effectively. I've read many posts, seen quite a few examples, but none of them felt right.
This is my attempt to lean on my experience as a developer to see what I can do with Node and NPM.
I've been fascinated with the Ghost project and have pushed my blog to their platform. I thought it would be fun to work on the project - to help and learn things at the same time but unfortunately Ghost is written like a PHP application - global settings, plugins, etc and what I wanted to do didn't align with where they wanted to go.
That's what minty-cms is. It uses SQLite, creates versions, allows tagging etc. This is not a standalone app - it's meant to plug in to a larger one (like an Express app).
That's coming next.
Use NPM : npm install robconery/minty-cms
To run the tests,