BuildingBrics: The Bricolage Template Repository and Documentation Resource

This TracWiki and repository is a place for Bricolage users and developers to share templates, document how these templates can work together and be used in a Bricolage installation, and discuss best practices. The TracWiki will be used for documentation, Subversion for VersionControl and TracTickets for tracking template bugs.

It is intended as a resource for Bricolage developers at all levels as the repository includes bundled templates that can be used to set up a sample site as well as UtilityTemplates and stand-alone examples of interesting templating practices.

BuildingBrics is a user-driven template-sharing community for the enterprise-class content management system, Bricolage

Good Starting Points

Get All the Templates

BuildingBrics uses Subversion (svn) to manage "official" and user-submitted Bricolage utility and example site templates. Assuming you have Subversion installed, using the following command in a terminal will fetch the most recent templates for you:

svn co https://www.buildingbrics.com/svn/trunk/

Note: The Subversion repository for these Bricolage Templates is different from the Subversion repository for the actual Bricolage CMS project.

Show Me the Templates

  • Browse Source -- See all of the templates via a Web interface.
  • Timeline -- Keep track of recent changes.
  • Utility Template Documentation -- User-submitted documentation for many of the Utility Templates that solve many common problems for Bricolage Templators.
  • Contributor Scripts Explained -- An overview of the Contributor scripts that come in a default Bricolage installation. These scripts are not templates but they are pretty useful.
  • User Submitted Scripts -- They are not in the default Bricolage installation yet, but you can use them or learn from them to make your own.

Contribute

Communicate

  • Bricolage Mailing Lists -- Subscribe to users-subscribe AT lists.bricolage.cc or devel-subscribe AT lists.bricolage.cc for help and discussions. You can also usually find and chat with a fellow Bricoleur in the #bricolage channel on irc.perl.org.

For a complete list of local wiki pages, see TitleIndex.