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Package adminkit
Short Description A Laravel package for an admin dashboard kit with authentication, datatables, and UI components.
License MIT
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AdminKit for Laravel
Overview
AdminKit for Laravel provides a seamless way to integrate a customizable admin interface into your Laravel application. The install:adminkit Artisan command allows you to choose between two themes (Kadso or Drezoc) and automatically copies controllers, middleware, requests, view components, models, support files, views, assets, migrations, language files, and routes to your project.
Requirements
- Laravel: 10.0 or higher
- PHP: 8.0 or higher
- Dependencies: Composer
- File System: Write permissions for
app,resources,public,database, andlangdirectories
Installation
Follow these steps to install and configure AdminKit in your Laravel project:
Step 1: Install via Composer
Run the following command to install the package:
Step 2: Register Service Provider
Add the AdminKit service provider to bootstrap/providers.php:
Step 3: Run the Installation Command
Execute the Artisan command to install AdminKit:
This command will:
- Prompt you to select a theme (Kadso or Drezoc).
- Copy the following core files to your project:
- Controllers to
app/Http/Controllers - Middleware to
app/Http/Middleware - Requests to
app/Http/Requests - View Components to
app/View/Components - Models to
app/Models - Support Files to
app/Support - Views to
resources/views - Migrations to
database/migrations - Language Files to
lang - Routes to
routes/admin.php
- Controllers to
- Copy theme-specific views and assets to
resources/viewsandpublic/assets, respectively. - Prompt for confirmation before overwriting existing files or directories.
Run the command with verbose output to debug issues:
Step 4: Run Migrations (Optional)
If migrations are included in the theme, run the following command to apply them:
Step 5: Register Middleware
Update bootstrap/app.php to include the admin middleware:
Step 6: Register Routes
Modify bootstrap/app.php to include the admin routes:
File Structure
After running the install:adminkit command, your project will include the following structure for the selected theme:
Configuration
Theme Selection
The install:adminkit command prompts you to choose between the Kadso or Drezoc theme. Each theme includes specific views and assets tailored to its design.
Overwrite Protection
If destination files or directories already exist, the command will prompt for confirmation before overwriting. To skip overwriting, answer "no" to the prompt, and the command will continue with the remaining files.
Language Files
Language files are copied to the lang directory (e.g., lang/en/messages.php). Ensure your application’s locale is set in config/app.php (e.g., 'locale' => 'en') to use the appropriate language.
Migrations
Migration files are copied to database/migrations. Ensure that migration files have unique timestamps or filenames to avoid conflicts. Verify this by checking the database/migrations directory after installation.
Notes
-
Permissions: Ensure write permissions for the
app,resources,public,database, andlangdirectories. Use the following command if needed:On Linux/Mac, you may also need to set the correct owner:
(Replace
www-datawith your web server user.) - Customization: You can extend or modify the
InstallAdminKit.phpcommand to customize the installation process for your project. - Locale Configuration: Verify that your application’s locale matches the language files provided by the theme.
- Verbose Output: Use the
-vflag with theinstall:adminkitcommand to see detailed progress and identify potential issues.
Troubleshooting
If you encounter issues during installation, try the following:
-
Command Hangs or Fails:
- Run with verbose output:
php artisan install:adminkit -v. - Check if source stub directories exist in the package (
vendor/dkpankaj1/adminkit/stubs). - Ensure sufficient disk space on the server.
- Run with verbose output:
-
File Conflicts:
- The command prompts before overwriting existing files. Back up conflicting files before proceeding.
- Check for existing files in
app,resources,public,database, andlangdirectories.
-
Permission Issues:
- Ensure directories are writable:
chmod -R 775 storage/ bootstrap/ public/ database/ lang/. - Verify the correct ownership for your web server user.
- Ensure directories are writable:
-
Migration Issues:
- Verify that migration files have unique timestamps:
ls database/migrations. - Run
php artisan migrate:statusto check for conflicts.
- Verify that migration files have unique timestamps:
- Cache Issues:
- Clear configuration and cache:
License
AdminKit for Laravel is open-source software licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute it as needed.
Support
For issues, questions, or contributions, please visit the GitHub repository or contact the maintainer.
