This is the first official release of Pages CMS, an Open Source CMS built for static websites (Jekyll, Next.js, VuePress, Hugo, etc). It allows you to edit your website's content directly on GitHub via a user-friendly interface.

It is a continuation of a previous project (Jekyll+) with more features and broader use cases.

Still rough around the edges but fully functional with all important features:

• Configurable editor for collection of files or single files (supports YAML frontmatter, JSON, YAML, CSV, code and raw).
• Configurable collection views (fields, search, sorting, ...).
• Configurable fields; string, text, code, rich-text, image, ...
• Media manager, including drag-and-drop uploads.
• One file setup (.pages.cms).
• ...

To get started, go check the documentation at pagescms.org/docs or have a look at the README file.

You can either use the online version at app.pagescms.org or deploy your own version.

The README file includes a list of TODOs, but for 1.0.0 I am focusing on adding schema validation for .pages.yml, the configuration wizard and project boilerplates for Next.js, Hugo, 11ty and Jekyll.

To report bugs or suggest improvements, go to the issue queue: github.com/pages-cms/pages-cms/issues