Installation & update

If you are starting from scratch you can use the Merx Starterkit.

In general you can follow Kirby docs: Installing plugins.

Requirements

Merx requires Kirby 6. Beyond that it has no special requirements — as long as Kirby runs fine, so does Merx.
System requirements of Kirby

Download Merx

Download Merx and unzip. Then put the unzipped folder into the /site/plugins/ folder of your Kirby project.

Install and update as Git submodule

Kirby docs: Install & update via Git

# navigate to the root of your kirby website
cd your-website

# install the submodule in plugins direction
git submodule add https://github.com/wagnerwagner/merx.git site/plugins/merx

# commit the changes
git commit -m "Add Merx as submodule"

Update Merx via Git submodule

To update Merx to the latest version, navigate to the merx plugin directory.

cd ./site/plugins/merx

# update to the latest version
git checkout main   # ensure main branch is checked out
git pull            # fetch latests changes and update code

Install and update via Composer

Read more about Composer and Kirby on getkirby.com.

composer require wagnerwagner/merx

Updating Merx using composer

composer update wagnerwagner/merx

Install with Kirby CLI

kirby plugin:install https://github.com/wagnerwagner/merx.git

Install the Starterkit

The Starterkit is a complete online shop with commented blueprints, templates, JavaScript and CSS.

It’s a good way to explore what Merx can do, and a good starting point if you want a simple store fast that can grow along with your future needs.

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