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Package aura-starter-kit
Short Description Laravel starter kit with Aura UI: Blade components, Livewire, Tailwind CSS 4, dark mode and an accessible design system out of the box.
License MIT
Homepage https://aura-ui.com
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Aura UI Starter Kit
A Laravel application skeleton with Aura UI already wired in: Blade components, Livewire, Tailwind CSS 4, dark mode that does not flash, and a token scale you change in one file to restyle the whole application.
No account, no licence key: it installs the MIT package from Packagist.
What you get
- A layout, a landing page, a dashboard and a live component overview built from real Aura components — not screenshots of them.
- Authentication via Laravel Fortify, with every screen built from those same components.
resources/css/app.csswith the Aura import, the@sourcelines Tailwind needs to see the package's own views, and a@themeblock holding the primary colour scale. Change the scale and every component follows; there is nothing else to touch.- Dark mode decided before the first paint, so the stored choice never shows a white flash.
php artisan aura:installalready run for you bypost-create-project-cmd.
Authentication
Laravel Fortify, with the screens built from Aura components: sign in, registration, forgot password, reset password, password confirmation and the two-factor challenge — including the recovery-code path for whoever lost their phone.
Fortify is headless: it owns the routes and the logic, this kit owns the screens. Change what
is enabled in config/fortify.php, and change how a user is created in
app/Actions/Fortify/CreateNewUser.php.
The dashboard sits behind auth; the landing page and the component overview stay public,
because a kit that hides its own shop window shows nothing to the person deciding whether to
use it.
Settings
Under /settings, behind auth: the profile, the password, and two-factor authentication with
its QR code, its recovery codes, and the confirmation step that only counts it as on once a code
has actually worked. The two-factor page asks for the password again before it will show a
secret, matching what Fortify enforces on the endpoints behind it.
Email verification is off, as it is in a plain Laravel install — but its screen is here and
wired, so turning it on really is one uncommented line in config/fortify.php plus
MustVerifyEmail on the user model.
What is not here yet
Stated plainly, because a starter kit that pretends to be finished wastes your afternoon:
- Passkeys are off. Fortify ships them; they need a WebAuthn ceremony in JavaScript this kit does not have. A sign-in button that cannot sign anyone in is worse than no button.
- The test suite fails until you build the assets.
@vitethrows without a manifest, which is true of every Laravel starter kit; runnpm install && npm run buildfirst. CI does it in the right order.
Requirements
- PHP 8.4+ (the Symfony 8 components Laravel 13 depends on require 8.4.1)
- Laravel 13
- Node 20+ for the asset build
Where to go next
- Every component, with live previews: aura-ui.com/components
/aura/playgroundin your new application, to browse them running in your own themephp artisan aura:add cardto copy a component's source into your project and own itphp artisan aura:doctor --a11yto check your own templates
License
MIT.
All versions of aura-starter-kit with dependencies
bluestarsystem/aura-ui Version ^3.26
laravel/fortify Version ^1.38
laravel/framework Version ^13.17
laravel/tinker Version ^3.0
livewire/livewire Version ^4.4