We use Comfortable Mexican Sofa (v2.0.0) to manage our user-generated content, i.e. the news stories and resources that are created monthly by CLS detailing updates to the WDPA and other noteworthy items.
On its own, it is literally just a tool to manage content, but we have made a few extensions to it for our own purposes.
These comprise the Call To Action (CTA) content for the Protected Planet API and Protected Planet Live Report banners as well as extra categorisation for pages and layouts.
Within the db submodule/folder there is a folder called cms_seeds which contains
all of the pages, files and other content, in HTML format, that has been dumped from the database. This
is not 100% up to date and likely will never be, because of frequent changes to the content
on production, in particular with respect to the News and Resources sections.
It is this folder that the rake 'comfy:cms_seeds:import task looks in for the
seed files, so it is important that you make sure the name of the folder is passed
correctly as the first argument to the Rake task, whilst the second argument is
the name of the Comfy::Cms::Site you are restoring to.
Monkey patches are contained within config/initializers/comfortable_mexican_sofa.rb
and comfy_patching.rb within the same folder.
The former contains modifications to the Seeds::Importer and Seeds::Exporter classes to enable them to import and export the CallToAction model mentioned previously via metaprogramming.
The latter contains relationships and methods that are passed to the Comfy models by
reopening them, as well as further changes to the Importer and Exporter that cannot
be adequately inserted into the comfortable_mexican_sofa initializer, as they
reopen existing methods and insert extra code into them.