If you want the older versions you need to go to the ones lower than version 4.0.0
Latest Release Details:
- Made it specifically for .NET 8 and above and Umbraco 13 and above
- Removed dependency on Contentment
To try it out on Windows, Mac or Linux, make sure you have downloaded the latest .Net 8 SDK and then run this block of commands in a folder somewhere.
# Ensure we have the version specific Umbraco templates
dotnet new install Umbraco.Templates::13.8.1 --force
# Create solution/project
dotnet new sln --name "MySolution"
dotnet new umbraco --force -n "MyProject" --friendly-name "Administrator" --email "admin@example.com" --password "1234567890" --development-database-type SQLite
dotnet sln add "MyProject"
#Add Packages
dotnet add "MyProject" package Clean --version 4.2.2
dotnet run --project "MyProject"
#Running# Ensure we have the version specific Umbraco templates
dotnet new install Umbraco.Templates::15.4.1 --force
# Create solution/project
dotnet new sln --name "MySolution"
dotnet new umbraco --force -n "MyProject" --friendly-name "Administrator" --email "admin@example.com" --password "1234567890" --development-database-type SQLite
dotnet sln add "MyProject"
#Add Packages
dotnet add "MyProject" package Clean --version 5.2.2
dotnet run --project "MyProject"
#Running#Install the template for Clean Starter Kit
dotnet new install Umbraco.Community.Templates.Clean::5.2.0 --force
#Create a new project using the umbraco-starter-clean template
dotnet new umbraco-starter-clean -n MyProject
#Go to the folder of the project that we created
cd MyProject
#Run the new website we created
dotnet run --project "MyProject.Blog"
# Login with admin@example.com and 1234567890.
# Save and publish the home page and do a save on one of the dictionary items in the translation section.
# The site should be running and visible on the front end now#Install the template for Clean Starter Kit
dotnet new install Umbraco.Community.Templates.Clean::6.0.0-rc1 --force
#Create a new project using the umbraco-starter-clean template
dotnet new umbraco-starter-clean -n MyProject
#Go to the folder of the project that we created
cd MyProject
#Run the new website we created
dotnet run --project "MyProject.Blog"
# Login with admin@example.com and 1234567890.
# Save and publish the home page and do a save on one of the dictionary items in the translation section.
# The site should be running and visible on the front end now| ⚡ If you're looking for Clean for Umbraco V9-12, see Clean Starter Kit! |
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Phil Whittaker has created a headless version of this starter kit available at Clean Starter Kit Headless
To set this up you will need to create an umbraco instance of the site as above
Then turn on the content delivery API with the following change to the Umbraco property of the appsettings.json file
"DeliveryApi": {
"Enabled": true
}
Finally to enable revalidation of content you will need to update the Enabled property as below (enmabled is currently set to false).
"NextJs": {
"Revalidate": {
"Enabled": true,
"WebHookUrls": "[\"http://localhost:3000/api/revalidate\"]",
"WebHookSecret": "SOMETHING_SECRET"
}
}
This presumes that your healdess implementation will be loated at localhost:3000
We have added a new suite af API endpoints for bespoke functionality within the starter kit
- Dictionary - access to the dictionary items
- Search - the search form
- Contact - the contact form submission
We have added an OpenAPI instance available at /umbraco/swagger/index.html?urls.primaryName=Clean%20starter%20kit