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Then I must have done everything wrong over the last three years, because I added the field, expanded it in the template, updated the hash, and everything worked fine. In my opinion, a real tailwind theme makes no sense at all, because do we really want all forms to look the same? For that reason alone, option D is the best choice.

Even though I don't like the tone of your posts, I'll respond anyway. With Embed Option D your completly free to use whatever you want.

https://processwire.recipes/ I think this could be a good place.

I tested the upload function with several site profiles (up to approx. 30MB). Maybe your profile is very large?

@olafgleba @maximus I just pushed an update to kickstart.php. It is now possible to install any arbitrary Site Profile! You can either provide a URL to a ZIP file or upload a local ZIP file directly within the tool. The script extracts the profile to the correct location, allowing the standard ProcessWire installer to pick it up seamlessly. Give it a try and let me know if it works for your custom skeletons.

Thanks for the feedback! What I can imagine for a future update is adding a step where you can upload or provide a URL for a custom ZIP file (containing a site profile). This way, you could use 'skeletons' from the modules directory or your own private boilerplate. I'll keep this in mind for the next iteration!

@wbmnfktr Thanks, that is a good point. Now i show a filelist and updated the text: Is now implemented, thanks for this. That's a great suggestion! I actually had the same idea, but I haven't found the time to implement it yet. It's definitely on my to-do list for a future update! I made it available on GitHub: https://github.com/markusthomas/ProcessWireKickstart

Hi everyone, First of all I had no idea, which category would fit best ... I'd like to share a little tool I've been working on to make the initial setup of ProcessWire even faster, especially when working on remote servers without SSH access. What is it? kickstart.php is a modern, single-file installer/loader for ProcessWire. Instead of uploading thousands of files via FTP, you just upload this one file and it handles the rest. Key Features: Version Selection: Choose between the master (stable) or dev branch directly from GitHub. Smart Multi-Language: Built-in support for English, German, Spanish, and French (with automatic browser language detection). Modern UI: Built with Tailwind CSS, AlpineJS, and smooth animations using Anime.js. Pre-flight Checks: Automatically checks for PHP version requirements and prevents overwriting existing installations. Automatic Cleanup: Removes the downloaded ZIP archive and temporary folders after extraction. How to use it: Upload kickstart.php to your webroot. Open it in your browser. Choose your version and click install. Once finished, click the button to start the official ProcessWire installer. I hope some of you find this useful for your workflow! Feedback and suggestions are always welcome. Cheers, Markus kickstart.php Improved Version now available on GitHub: https://github.com/markusthomas/ProcessWireKickstart

I can't say much about it at the moment, as the module I'm currently developing is tailored specifically to a customer's needs. However, I plan to release a slightly different version later on, which will work in a similar way to the WordPress Media Manager.

Thanks for merging @elabx! That is awesome news. My main goal with these changes was to be able to list this module as a dependency ('requires') for my other current and upcoming modules. Now I can rely on a central Alpine.js source instead of bundling/implementing it separately in every single module. That makes maintenance much easier. Thanks again for the collaboration!

Oh sorry, i missunderstood this. Go to "Releases" > "Draft a new release".

You can click "Refresh". I increased the version from 005 to 006, this shoud do the job.

Hi @elabx, First of all, thank you for the AlpineJS module! I have been working on a fork to modernize the module and make it more flexible for my projects. Instead of shipping a static (and potentially outdated) JS file, I implemented a downloader mechanism. Here is a summary of the new features I added: Local Hosting & Updater: The module can now download the latest Alpine.js core and plugins directly from unpkg.com to the server. This allows for 1-Click Updates via the module config without needing a module update. Plugin Support: Added checkboxes to easily enable official plugins (Mask, Intersect, Persist, Focus, Collapse, Morph, History). You can review the changes in my fork here: https://github.com/markusthomas/AlpineJS I think these changes would be a good addition to the your repository. Would you be interested in a Pull Request? Best regards, Markus

Hi @patricus, everyone is welcome here. 😉

Have some swiss customersites by cyon.ch and everything works fine.