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  • Getting started
    /getting-started/
    With the instructions on this page you should get your Wireframe based project up and running with ease. You may also want to check out the boilerplate site profile, which is an out-of-the-box Wireframe setup with some useful front-end-related features bu
  • Alternatives
    /about/alternatives/
    Wireframe isn't the only MVC-ish output approach for ProcessWire — not by a long shot. In case you like the idea of an MVC style output strategy but Wireframe doesn't seem like the perfect fit, we've got you covered.
  • Caching
    /docs/caching/
    In order to make your site run fast, Wireframe provides a number of features related to caching: some are fully automatic, while others need to be specifically enabled. On this page we're going to introduce all the major caching features in Wireframe.
  • Components
    /docs/view/components/
    Components are reusable chunks of code and markup, comprised of a component class and optional component view(s). Like partials, but with the ability to process arguments and provide callable methods.
  • Renderers
    /docs/view/renderers/
    Renderers are optional addon modules for Wireframe, used whenever you want to render view files authored in something other than PHP — typically in some sort of a templating language.
  • Page methods
    /docs/page-methods/
    Wireframe injects a bunch of new methods to Page object. This page contains a list of such methods, along with their arguments and return values.
  • Configuration settings
    /docs/wireframe-api/configuration-settings/
    Wireframe API configuration settings are available directly via module config, but you can also define (or override) them via the $config->wireframeAPI array.
  • Static utility methods
    /docs/static-utility-methods/
    Wireframe provides static utility methods for cases where instantiating an object might be inconvenient, or where they can notably speed up the development workflow. On this page we list included methods, their parameters and return values, and explain ho
  • Public Wireframe API methods
    /docs/wireframe-api/public-wireframe-api-methods/
    Although you will most likely only need a few output related methods (as outlined on the Wireframe API documentation page) — and a few more if you decide to add your own custom endpoints — this page lists all Wireframe API module public methods along with
  • View namespaces
    /docs/view/view-namespaces/
    View namespaces make it possible to have multiple "sets" of certain view file types, such as partials.
  • Docs
    /docs/
  • Configuration settings
    /docs/configuration-settings/
    You can modify the behaviour and paths used by Wireframe through ProcessWire's site config settings placed in /site/config.php.
  • Wireframe API
    /docs/wireframe-api/
    Wireframe API is an optional add-on module that provides a JSON API for accessing Wireframe's features. Typical use cases include JavaScript based views and third party consumers (services) requesting data from your site, but you could also use it to set
  • Patterns and practices
    /docs/patterns-and-practices/
    Wireframe is intentionally rather simple, so you'll likely run into situations where you're going to need to extend it in some manner. In this section we provide some examples on how you might tackle some common needs with Wireframe.
  • Wireframe boilerplate
    /docs/wireframe-boilerplate/
    Wireframe boilerplate is a ProcessWire starter site profile based on the Wireframe output framework.
  • ProcessWire Composer Installer
    /docs/processwire-composer-installer/
    ProcessWire Composer Installer provides Composer custom installers for ProcessWire CMS/CMF modules and site profiles. While not strictly required by Wireframe, it is an easy way to get started with either Wireframe or the Wireframe Boilerplate site profil
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