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Informations about the package filament-blog
Firefly Filament Blog
The Filament Blog Plugin is a feature-rich plugin designed to enhance your blogging experience on your website. It comes with a variety of powerful features to help you manage and customize your blog posts effectively.
Features
- Easy Installation: Simple and straightforward installation process.
- User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive and user-friendly interface for easy management of blog posts.
- SEO Meta Extension: Enhance your blog's search engine optimization with built-in meta tag customization.
- Post Scheduled for Future: Schedule your blog posts to be published at a future date and time.
- Social Media Share Feature: Allow users to easily share your blog posts on social media platforms.
- Comment Feature: Enable comments on your blog posts to encourage engagement and discussion.
- Newsletter Subscription: Integrate newsletter subscription forms to grow your email list.
- New Post Published Notification: Notify subscribers when a new blog post is published.
- Category Search: Categorize your blog posts for easy navigation and search.
- Author Block: Shows author photo, name, and a short description on the post show page (configurable).
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Support: Laravel 11 and Filament 3.x
- Table of Contents (TOC): Automatically generate a table of contents from headings inside a post body. This is configurable via the package config (see below).
Demo Video
Upgrade Note
Important: If you are upgrading from version 1.x to 2.x, please follow the steps below:
- Backup your database before running the migration. This is just for safety purposes.
Now you can add prefix on blog tables from the config file.
- After set the prefix please run the migration by running the following command:
php artisan filament-blog:upgrade-tablesInstallation
If your project is not already using Filament, you can install it by running the following commands:
Install the Filament Blog Plugin by running the following command:
Usage
After composer require, you can start using the Filament Blog Plugin by runing the following command:
This command will publish filamentblog.php config file and create_blog_tables.php migration file.
` If you have a different url for the home page, you can set it in thehomekey in therouteconfiguration. Before running the migration, you can modify thefilamentblog.php` config file to suit your needs.
If you want to publish config, views, components, and migrations individually you can run the following command:
What if you have already a User model?
- If you already have a User model, you can modify the
filamentblog.phpconfig file to use your User model. - Make sure the name column is the user's
namecolumn. - If you have already
avatarcolumn in your User model, you can set it in thefilamentblog.phpconfig file inuser.columns.avatarkey. - If you want to change
foreign_keycolumn name, you can modify thefilamentblog.phpconfig file.
Migrate the database
After modifying the filamentblog.php config file, you can run the migration by running the following command:
Storage Link
After running the migration, you can create a symbolic link to the storage directory by running the following command:
Attach filament blog panel to the dashboard
You can attach the Filament Blog panel to the dashboard by adding the following code to your panel provider:
Add Blog::make() to your panel passing the class to your plugins() method.
Manage user relationship
If you want to manage the user relationship, you can modify the User model to have a relationship with the Post model.
Allow user to comment
If you want to allow users to comment on blog posts, you can modify the User model to add a method canComment().
Now you can start using the Filament Blog Plugin to manage your blog posts effectively.
You can change the route prefix in the filamentblog.php config file.
Social Media Share
For social media share, please visit Sharethis and generate the JS Script and HTML code and save from our share snippet section.
Recaptcha
To add the recaptcha to the blog comment form, you can add environment variables in your .env file.
And make sure enabled is set to true in the filamentblog.php config file.
Credits
- Firefly
- Asmit Nepali
- All Contributors
Security
If you discover a security vulnerability within this package, please send an e-mail to [email protected], All security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.
🤝 Contributing
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
📄 License
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.
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