Nornix repository

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Overview

The Nornix Subversion repository is located at SourceForge.net, see Subversion information.

Main parts of the repository

cms

CMS project, common server backend files

cms-htdocs

CMS project, files used in htdocs/public_html area

dist

this directory is created by the build, and not part of the repository

ecmascript

ECMA/JavaScript subproject

tools

build tools and tools that are used in the CMS

CMS repository

The cms part of the repository is divided in three parts:

1. trunk, where the development main line is kept
2. tags, where there will be tags for every release
3. branches, to support splitting development into multiple branches

Read more on branches/tags/trunk in the free book on Subversion.

This is a brief description of the contents in the different directories:

apps

external JavaScript libraries/applications

class

PHP classes

db

database routines

examples

example code used in documentation

files

standard files, like Nornix JavaScript files

icons

full set of Tango icons

lib

external PHP libraries

locale

translation files

tests

unit tests

tmp

directory for temporary files

tutorials

PHP code documentation texts

CMS htdocs repository

The files in this subproject consists of:

.htaccess

Apache web server sttings file

nornix.php

PHP script to invoke the CMS

These files are copied to the public_html/htdocs area for every site or point of entry.

ECMAScript/JavaScript repository

The JavaScript part of the project is divided into three subprojects and one utility directory:

common

basic library to handle events, cookies, DOM, CSS

compressed

canonical compressed format of JavaScript files

forms

subproject for form handling tasks

treemenu

subproject for a dynamic tree menu

Tools repository

This repository may vary a lot over time: new tool are added, old ones are removed. Some resources are linked as external repository locations (arrow symbol). This should be the preffered way to reference external tools.

Short explanations of the tools:

jquery

jQuery JavaScript library

jsdoc-toolkit

JavaScript documentation tool

jsdoc-toolkit

see above, next version

resources

resource files used in build processes

shrinksafe

JavaScript code compression tool

tiny_mce

JavaScript web content editor

wymeditor

semantic content editor

yui-compressor

JavaScript code compression tool

build.xml

Apache Ant script that includes all build processes

treemenu-
examplebuild.php

PHP helper script to transform the TreeMenu example site