Laravel Starter (based on Laravel 9.x)

Laravel Starter is a Laravel 9.x based simple starter project. Most of the commonly needed features of an application like Authentication, User and Role management Application Backend, Backup, Logviewer are available here. It is modular, so you can use this project as a base and build your own modules. You can use the same module in any of the Laravel Starter based projects.

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Reporting a Vulnerability

If you discover any security related issues, please send an e-mail to Nasir Khan Saikat via nasir8891@gmail.com instead of using the issue tracker.

Appplication Demo

Check the following demo project. It is just a straight installation of the project without any modification.

Demo URL: http://laravel.nasirkhn.com

User: super@admin.com
Pass: secret

User: user@user.com
Pass: secret

Demo Data

If you want to test the application on you local with additional demo data you may use the following command. By using this you can truncate the posts, categories, tags and comments table and insert new demo data.

--fresh option will truncate the tables, without this command new set to data will be inserted only.


php artisan starter:insert-demo-data --fresh

Custom Commands

We have created a number of custom commands for the project. The commands are listed below with a brief about the use of it.

Clear All Cache

composer clear-all

this is a shortcut command clear all cache including config, route and more

Code Style Fix

composer fix-cs

apply the code style fix by this command.

Role - Permissiosn

A number of custom commands are available to add and update role-permissions. Please read the Role - Permission Wiki page, where you will find the list of commands with examples.

Features

The Laravel Starter comes with a number of features which are the most common in almost all the applications. It is a template project which means it is intended to build in a way that it can be used for other projects.

It is a modular application, and a number of modules are installed by default. It will be helpful to use it as a base for the future applications.

Admin feature and public views are completely separated as Backend and Frontend namespace.
Major feature are developed as Modules. Module like Posts, Comments, Tags are separated from the core features like User, Role, Permission

Core Features

User Authentication
Social Login
- Google
- Facebook
- Github
- Build in a way adding more is much easy now
User Profile with Avatar
- Separate User Profile table
Role-Permissions for Users
Dynamic Menu System
Language Switcher
Localization enable across the porject
Backend Theme
- Bootstrap 5, CoreUI
- Fontawesome 6
Frontend Theme
- Tailwind
- Fontawesome 5
Article Module
- Posts
- Categories
- Tags
- Comments
- wysiwyg editor
- File browser
Application Settings
External Libraries
- Bootstrap 5
- Fontawesome 6
- CoreUI
- Tailwind
- Datatables
- Select2
- Date Time Picker
Backup (Source, Files, Database as Zip)
Log Viewer
Notification
- Dashboard and details view

User Guide

Installation

Follow the steps mentioned below to install and run the project. You may find more details about the installation in Installation Wiki.

Clone or download the repository
Go to the project directory and run composer install
Create .env file by copying the .env.example. You may use the command to do that cp .env.example .env
Update the database name and credentials in .env file
Run the command php artisan migrate --seed
Link storage directory: php artisan storage:link
You may create a virtualhost entry to access the application or run php artisan serve from the project root and visit http://127.0.0.1:8000

After creating the new permissions use the following commands to update cashed permissions.

php artisan cache:forget spatie.permission.cache

Docker and Laravel Sail

This project is configured with Laravel Sail (https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/sail). You can use all the docker functionalities here.

Icons

FontAwesome & CoreUI Icons, two different font icon library is installed for the Backend theme and only FontAwesome for the Frontend. For both of the cases we used the free version. You may install the pro version separately for your own project.