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Package station
Short Description Easy CRUD and User Auth Mix For Laravel 4
License MIT
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Station
Incredibly Flexible CRUD, Content and User Management System For Laravel 4.1
Tired of creating and configuring similar models and controllers which deal with basic CRUD, validation and user role-based capabilities? Station allows developers to setup and configure a backend CMS for a Laravel app/site very quickly.
Features
- UI using a vanilla bootstrap layout which you can style in your own app.
- Allows for easy table association setup through config files.
Requirements
- GD (compiled with PHP, if you want to take advantage of the image resizing features)
Installation
The Station Service Provider can be installed via Composer by requiring the
canary/station package in your project's composer.json.
Then run a composer update
Configuration & Setup
This assumes you have a working dev or production environment with Laravel 4 already installed.
1. Register Station in app/config/app.php
To use station, you must register the provider when bootstrapping your Laravel application.
Find the providers key in your app/config/app.php and register the Station Service Provider.
2. Use artisan to set up Station's default config files within your app
Then publish the package configuration files using Artisan. This will copy Station's default configuration to your app. You can then change and add to these configuration files as needed.
At this time you can (optionally) edit /app/config/packages/canary/station/_app.php and change the root_admin_email
3. Run Station's Build Command.
This will generate migrations, run migrations, generate models, and seed the database.
4. Publish The Package's Assets To Your App
5. Test Installation
You should now be able to browse to your app at:
http://{host}/station/ (ex. http://app.localhost/station/) and see station running without errors.
You can log in using user/password: admin/admin
6. Configure Station and Your Panels!
Start by editing /app/config/packages/canary/station/_app.php
Then create files for each panel in /app/config/packages/canary/station/ [we need documentation on this]
That's it. You now have a fully functioning back end and user management system for your site.
Notable Limitations
- The validation rule 'unique' MUST accept 2 parameters: table name, and column name. No more and no less. [ex. unique:users,username]
