What are some good flat-file, Git-based CMS options?

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Asked By CuriousCoder92 On

I'm looking for recommendations on a flat-file CMS that integrates well with Git. I've previously used Netlify CMS, which is now Decap CMS, but it had a lot of bugs at that time. I want something easy to use that can work with existing data files like YAML and JSON on my website. Any thoughts?

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Answered By WebWanderer33 On

I recommend checking out PageCMS. You can self-host it or log in using your GitHub account. It has a neat sign-in feature for clients via email. It's still in early development but seems promising!

SmartDev2021 -

I tried it too, and the features are pretty good for a v1.0 release!

Answered By CreativeNomad On

Have you looked into Kirby CMS? It's pretty user-friendly and robust for flat-file setups.

Answered By ContentCrafters21 On

Another option is GitCMS. It gives you a nice, Notion-like markdown editing experience directly in GitHub, although it doesn’t support visual editing for JSON or YAML files.

UserFriendly99 -

That sounds cool! Do you think it’s suitable for blogs and docs?

Answered By TechieExplorer77 On

Statamic could be a good option. It works with flat files or databases and uses Git for version control. Might be worth checking out!

Answered By DataDrivenDude On

I recently tried Keystatic and it worked quite well for me. You can host your files locally or push them to Git. Just straightforward and efficient!

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