More information at SimplyEdit.io
SimplyEdit makes it easy to add a CMS to any existing website or application. All you need is add one script tag and then add some attributes to make parts of your page editable.
<h1 data-simply-field="title">A title</h1>
<script src="/js/simply-edit.js" data-api-key="mykey"></script>
SimplyEdit will try to save the contents of the fields to a file called /data/data.json by default, but you can tell it to store and retrieve the contents from another folder or even another site altogether:
<script src="/simplyedit/simply-edit.js" data-api-key="mykey" data-simply-endpoint="https://example.com/"></script>
Read more at SimplyEdit.io/for-developers/
First clone this repository.
cd {document root}/
git clone https://github.com/simplyedit/simplyedit.git
Then add a symlink to mimic a license key.
cd {document root}/simplyedit/
ln -s . mykey
If you want to use simplyedit on multiple domains, you must make sure that you set the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header. For Apache this can generally be done by adding a .htaccess file, like this:
cd {document root}/simplyedit/
cat 'Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"' > .htaccess