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# Webhook repositories
# Webhook Overview

This repository is for the Webhook CMS. We are currently in the process of open sourcing the entirely of Webhook which is split over a few repos. The goal is to have them available by late August.
This repository is for the Webhook command line tools. There are several other repositories in Webhook's core.

* [webhook](https://github.com/webhook/webhook) - The Webhook command line tools.
* [webhook-generate](https://github.com/webhook/webhook-generate) - The local runserver for Webhook.
* [webhook-js](https://github.com/webhook/webhook-js) - A collection of jQuery utils for Webhook.
* [webhook-cms](https://github.com/webhook/webhook-cms) - A single page ember app which acts as the CMS for individual Webhook sites.
* webhook-server - The production server for serving and regenerating live Webhook sites.
* [webhook-cms](https://github.com/webhook/webhook-cms) - The CMS layer and frotend GUI. A single page Ember app.
* [webhook-server-open](https://github.com/webhook/webhook-server-open) - The production server for serving and regenerating live Webhook sites.
* [webhook-images](https://github.com/webhook/webhook-images) - Image resizing for the Webhook frontend. For Google App Engine.

## Webhook CMS overview
If you are interested in self-hosting Webhook, [check the instructions here](http://www.webhook.com/docs/self-host-webhook/).

## Webhook CMS

The Webhook CMS is the CMS layer of Webhook.com. Essentially it is a one-page Ember app based upon [Ember App Kit][1]. It uses an ES6 Module Transpiler which allows for [ES6 module syntax][2]. The code for the Ember app is in the `app` directory.

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