Plone 5 was released today. Here are the instructions for installing the stable version of Plone 5.
(update: July 31, 2015)
I don't recommend this anymore. Instead try installing Plone on Cloud9 IDE.
Step 1 - create a new blank project
Step 2 - Open the terminal and run the script
Open a terminal by going to "Tools" > "Terminal".
Then paste the following command into the terminal.
curl -L http://goo.gl/5gwGgo | bashYou will see output similar to this:
Step 3 - Customize your Codio Project
Next to the help menu you should see the "Configure" option, if you don't see it click the little arrow near the end and then select "Configure".This opens a .codio file which you can customize. Replace the existing text with the text below:
{
// Configure your Run and Preview buttons here.
// Run button configuration
"commands": {
"Start Plone":"plone-start.sh",
"Stop Plone":"plone-stop.sh",
"Debug Plone":"plone-debug.sh",
"Admin Password": "cat $HOME/workspace/zeocluster/adminPassword.txt"
},
// Preview button configuration
"preview": {
"Dynamic Site": "http://{{domain}}:8080/",
"Static Index (static)": "https://{{domain}}/{{index}}",
"Current File (static)": "https://{{domain}}/{{filepath}}"
}
}
Now you're all set, you can manage Plone from the Codio menu.
Start and Set up of Plone
You can start Plone using the Codio menu. You should now see options such as:
Start Plone, Stop Plone, Debug Plone and Admin Password.
To setup your first site "Start Plone" and wait about 20 seconds, make a note of your "Admin Password" and then select the "Dynamic Site" menu entry and click "Create a new Plone site".
You should be good from there.
2 comments:
Thanks Alex. In recent tests the process has taken less than 3 minutes. This is very important when introducing newbies to Plone.
Thanks for the instructions. Definitely will introduce this in the coming World Plone Day meet.
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