This is a web-based admin system for Panguil EcoPark and Resort which is made using Laravel + Vite and Bootstrap. The admin dashboard template used was from NobleUI.com. This system features:
- Quick summaries of total tourists visited in the current year and previous year, registered tourists, reservations and assigned tourists.
- The dashboard itself also shows the reminders
- Complete list of registered tourists
- Complete list of reservations
- Complete list of tour guides
- Live map tracking of users
This admin system was built and made specifically for Panguil EcoPark and Resort so that it will be easier for them to keep track of their data and manage each tourist and tour guides' informations.
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Download dependencies:
composer install
npm install
npm install --devCopy .env.example to .env file:
cp .env.example .envRun artisan command:
php artisan key:generateNext, open .env file and find and replace these keys' values with your own pubnub account credentials and database credentials.
Create an account at pubnub.com to get your own credentials if you don't have one.
DB_DATABASE=[YOUR DATABASE NAME]
DB_USERNAME=[YOUR DATABASE USERNAME]
DB_PASSWORD=[YOUR DATABASE PASSWORD]
PUBNUB_PUBLISH_KEY=[YOUR PUBNUB PUBLISH KEY]
PUBNUB_SUBSCRIBE_KEY=[YOUR PUBNUB SUBSCRIBE KEY]
PUBNUB_SECRET_KEY=[YOUR PUBNUB SECRET KEY]
PUBNUB_CHANNEL_NAME=[YOUR CUSTOM CHANNEL NAME]Next, run migration to generate all the tables:
php artisan migrateNext, run this command to create a default admin account for the system:
php artisan app:create-adminThe default admin email address and password is:
Email: tatel@gmail.com
Password: test123
Next, run this command twice (for some reason it doesn't take effect by running once) if you want to run the system in development mode:
php artisan app:run-as-devHit Ctrl+C to stop and then execute it again. Then it will work, then just open http://localhost:8000 in your browser. By default, the system is hosted on port 8000.
To run the system in production mode, you just do the same thing but with this command:
php artisan app:run-as-prodNote: When executing php artisan app:run-as-dev and php artisan app:run-as-prod while in production mode, you will be prompted in the console. When that happens, just type yes on each prompts and press Enter.
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# Generate php docs for laravel facades
php artisan ide-helper:generate
# Generate php docs for laravel models
# You will be prompted in the console, just type no.
php artisan ide-helper:models
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