Qore cms

This is the qore cms documentation home page. Cms is now build with Statamic. For more documentation about how to use the CMS, you can visit the Statamic documentations. Default the CMS is being installed with:

• Pages collection with a first entry for the home page
• A disk cms_public for storing assets.
• An asset container assets with default file validation rules
• Default role for creating other users and limiting access to the CMS parts.

Installation

1. Install the package via composer:

composer require qore-works-business/qore-cms -W

INFO

As of February 2026, the -W flag is necessary to allow pragmarx/google2fa to be downgraded from 8.x|9.x (Filament will likely install 9.x) to 8.x (Statamic requirement)

2. Run the artisan install script to install the qore-cms.

php artisan qore-cms:install

3. Auto publish migrations and Statamic on updates

{
    "scripts": {
        "post-update-cmd": [
            "@php artisan vendor:publish --tag=qore-cms-migrations --ansi",
            "@php artisan vendor:publish --tag=statamic-cp --ansi --force"
        ]
    }
}

Creating user

For now the users of the CMS is separated from Qore users. In the future we will add support for having authentication with the admin through OAuth.

php please make:user

Show CMS content in a website

In order to display Statamic CMS content, a StatamicSite application will have to be initialized.

In order to do so, you will need the qore-works-business/qore-frontend application.

Please follow the installation instructions.

After installation, run the following commands:

  php artisan scaffold:application StatamicSite statamic --create
  npm install
  npm run build

The frontend is using Blade as default. You can find the layout and default template here:

resources/views/application/statamic-site/layouts/layout.blade.php
resources/views/application/statamic-site/pages/default.blade.php

Skip loading Statamic for certain Request Path

You can skip loading Statamic for certain Request Path by adding them to the skip_paths config option in config/statamic/routes.php. By default, it is ['admin/*', 'portal/*', 'assets/*].

If you need more precise control over whether Statamic should be loaded, you can use the QoreWorksBusiness\QoreCms\Actions\ShouldLoadStatamic::forceLoad() method in your service providers. This method can also help test your application, should a test require Statamic to have been loaded.

Migrating a statamic website?

From a separate flat file based website or similar. You have to run the following commands to get the right content into the database.

php artisan statamic:eloquent:import-assets --no-interaction
php artisan statamic:eloquent:import-entries --no-interaction
php artisan statamic:eloquent:import-forms --no-interaction
php artisan statamic:eloquent:import-globals --no-interaction
php artisan statamic:eloquent:import-navs --no-interaction
php artisan statamic:eloquent:import-revisions --no-interaction
php artisan statamic:eloquent:import-taxonomies --no-interaction
php artisan statamic:eloquent:import-assets --only-assets --force

php artisan statamic:eloquent:import-navs # (Navigation trees only)
php artisan statamic:eloquent:export-globals # (Global variables only)