@@ -23,44 +23,13 @@ Regardless of CMS debates, it seems like a good time to bring CiviCRM Standalone
Don't worry! Having CMS integrations will always be what makes CiviCRM standout compared to other solutions. CiviCRM must be a good fit for small organizations with limited technical and financial means, and also be a good fit as we help those organizations grow.
# Todo
* Installer
* Login page (and/or login via Oauth, but we should have something easy to use)
* Password reset
* 2fa support (via extension?)
* Manage users -> Setting a password for a Contact - Standalone had something
* Manage roles/permissions (re-use what WordPress has? or Standalone?)
* Basic theme for frontend pages?
Things to consider:
* Translation / multi-lingual (lcMessages would be fine)
* Installation documentation, visibility on civicrm.org/download
## Need help
* [x] How do we get the CSS/JS assets to be loaded in the HEAD? (c.f. templates/CRM/common/standalone.tpl)
* [ ] Get the CiviCRM menu to display (something to do with how asset paths are resolved?)
* [x] CiviCRM dashboard has an AngularJS error (was missing `vendor/civicrm-core/bower_components`, but seems OK on latest composer builds)
* [ ] On the `/civicrm/admin` page, the links are missing the leading `/`
* [ ] Session handling? user management?
* [x] Making clean URLs work? (c.f. web/index.php, `$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']`)
* [ ] How to launch the installer? (edit: maybe it "just works", but I was testing with an existing database, need to re-test with a new DB)
Proof of concept of CiviCRM Standalone, as of 2021-12-15:
