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Hi Martijn,
thanks for reaching out and for the suggestion! Unfortunately, I don't have a ready-made project that I can share right now. At work we have built a ProcessWire starter project which includes most of the advice given in the tutorials, but that is the IP of the company I work for, so I can't publish it. I have thought about creating my own open-source site profile for this purpose, but that would be a lot of work and I'm not sure how useful it would be.
For now, all I can say is: If you follow the tutorials in the sections Setup and Structure and Templating and Development (in particular: Composer Integration, CSS and JS compilation, Twig setup and customization and finally the modular content system, you will have a very solid base installation which will support any type of content. Doing this manually will also allow you to better understand, for example, why I structure the Twig templates in this way and customize it to your liking.
The responsive image tutorial includes a full code example for the Twig component and the underlying PHP functions that you can use as-is. I plan to add a code example folder with downloads as well, which would include all the files required for this component.
Sorry I can't provide a better answer right now. I'll leave this issue open in case I get around to building a starter project for the site — though I can't promise that right now.
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MoritzLost commentedon Nov 26, 2020
Hi Martijn,
thanks for reaching out and for the suggestion! Unfortunately, I don't have a ready-made project that I can share right now. At work we have built a ProcessWire starter project which includes most of the advice given in the tutorials, but that is the IP of the company I work for, so I can't publish it. I have thought about creating my own open-source site profile for this purpose, but that would be a lot of work and I'm not sure how useful it would be.
For now, all I can say is: If you follow the tutorials in the sections Setup and Structure and Templating and Development (in particular: Composer Integration, CSS and JS compilation, Twig setup and customization and finally the modular content system, you will have a very solid base installation which will support any type of content. Doing this manually will also allow you to better understand, for example, why I structure the Twig templates in this way and customize it to your liking.
The responsive image tutorial includes a full code example for the Twig component and the underlying PHP functions that you can use as-is. I plan to add a code example folder with downloads as well, which would include all the files required for this component.
Sorry I can't provide a better answer right now. I'll leave this issue open in case I get around to building a starter project for the site — though I can't promise that right now.
Kind regards,
Moritz
spoetnik commentedon Nov 27, 2020
Thanks for you answer. No worries, it would only be convenient. Building it up myself learns me more!