Louise CMS

Louise turns your live site into its own CMS. There is no separate admin app and no JSON form for prose: an editor logs in, the page sprouts edit affordances, and every editable region becomes editable in place. Structured, back-office work happens in a drawer rendered over the live site.

Louise ships as one tree-shakeable package, louisecms, exposing framework-agnostic core primitives — CMS, storage, commerce, email, queues, and opt-in auth and security modules — plus a SolidJS + ProseKit inline-edit client and the editor theme.

import { db } from "louisecms/db";
import { sendEmail } from "louisecms/email";
// Bindings are passed in — Louise never imports `cloudflare:workers` itself.

V8-native

No Node runtime, no React. Everything runs in workerd and deploys to Cloudflare Workers at the edge.

Edit in place

data-louise-field markers make regions editable where they live. Rich text is a real ProseKit editor; storage is sanitized HTML.

Dependency-injected

You pass in D1, R2, Queues, and Email — Louise never imports cloudflare:workers itself, and has no opinion about your schema or framework.

Tree-shakeable

Granular subpath exports — import only the primitive a route needs.

Start here

Getting startedInstall, wire the peers, and make your first field editable.

ConceptsThe three ideas that shape every Louise API.

Inline editingMarkers, the client, and the save endpoint.

API referenceEvery subpath export, documented with examples.

Primitives, not a turnkey app

Louise is a toolkit, not a turnkey admin. It hands you a lot fully built — the inline client, the editor drawer shell with its framework panels, and the generic api/louise/* handlers — but you still own the wiring: your routes, auth, and schema, and you register your own collection panels as drawer tabs.