🪄 Laravel Admin (Ladmin v2)

The magic of creating an Administrator page.

🏷️ Laravel Version

Version	Laravel
v1.0.x	7.x
v1.8.*	8.x
v2.*	9.x

Schema for apps that have a login page for members. You can use laravel/breeze, larave/ui, laravel jetstream, etc.

ℹ️ What's New ?

Now Ladmin comes with the concept of HMVC (Hierarchical Model View Controller) . Click here for more details.

$ php artisan module:make Blog

🚀 Quickstart

Follow the steps below to get started faster! Add the repository by running the command below.

$ composer require hexters/ladmin

Follow the installation with the --with-admin-table option.

$ php artisan ladmin:install --with-admin-table

Run migrate and seed, to install ladmin database tables

$ php artisan migrate --seed

And run seeder ladmin module, to assign role and permission to existing user.

$ php artisan module:seed Ladmin

Installation is complete, please access http://localhost:8000/administrator

🧰 Manual Installation

If you want to use the App\Models\User model class as a login account, then follow the steps below.

Use \Hexters\Ladmin\LadminAccount into model \App\Modules\User see the example.

. . .
use Hexters\Ladmin\LadminAccount;

class User extends Authenticatable {

  use HasApiTokens, HasFactory, Notifiable, LadminAccount;

  . . .

Open file \Database\Seeders\DatabaseSeeder, add the code below or you can create your own seeder file.

\App\Models\User::factory(10)->create();

Follow the installation below.

$ php artisan ladmin:install

Run migrate and seed, to install ladmin database tables

$ php artisan migrate --seed

And run seeder ladmin module, to assign role and permission to existing user.

$ php artisan module:seed Ladmin

And please access http://localhost:8000/administrator

🗂️ Custom Namespaces

To call view, language, config, and component file, you need to add the prefix of module's name eg blog, see example below.

Calling View:

  view('blog::article.index');

Calling Lang:

  __('blog::error.auth.message');

  trans('blog::error.auth.message');

  Lang::get('blog::error.auth.message');

Calling Config:

  config('blog.name')

For component view, if you have component named \Modules\Blog\View\Components\Input class, then the way to call it by running.

  <x-blog-input />

🌇 Layout Templating

Follow the documentation to view complete slots and stacks in layout component Documentation Layout

<x-ladmin-auth-layout>

  <x-slot name="title">Page Title</x-slot>

  <!-- Follow guest layout for slots & stacks -->
  
</x-ladmin-auth-layout>

👓 Ladmin Awesome

Get modules & template collections in Ladmin Awesome

📖 Documentation

View complete Documentation here