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Laravel-Inertia-Vite-React (LIVR)

Component of lifespikes/lifespikes

The title gives it away, doesn't it?

A Laravel package that provides a simple way to deploy Inertia applications powered by Vite and React.

Getting Started

Installation

Install the package using Composer:

You'll need to install the applicable Inertia, React, and Vite packages as well. We've included a package.json that will install those for you if you use a package manager bridge like Foxy.

While we try to keep everything as agnostic as possible, you might not be able to use our configuration helpers if you use an older version of these tools.

Quick Start

LIVR is a package with an opinionated stack, but everything else is up to you. There are two steps to configure LIVR:

Laravel Config

Our service provider wraps around innocenzi/laravel-vite and inertiajs/inertia-laravel. We provide a standard configuration for both libraries that should support most installations. You can configure PhpBeam using by overriding any of the config options found in config/php-beam.php.

JS Configuration

LIVR comes with a set of TypeScript files you can use to quickly get your environment going.

Simply begin by creating a vite.config.ts file in your project root, and import in our config helper:

Our helper will take care of generating the configuration for you. If there's any custom configuration you want to add, you can do so by passing it in as a first argument to the helper.

Root view, pages, and boot

The last step is providing the primary entrypoint and root view for your Inertia app. By default, our config will look for an entry point in resources/js/App.tsx and use its built-in root view.

You can customize any of these by specifying them in your php-beam config:

Usage

Inertia Entrypoints

We've tried to make setting up the entrypoint of your Inertia app as simple as possible. Once you specify your entrypoint (Or use the default one), you can use the createInertiaViteApp helper to set up your Inertia app.

If you want a more custom setup, like setting custom resolving logic, you can use the standard createInertiaApp helper. You can still use our resolvePageComponent helper for module resolution though!

Environment Configuration

The best way of customizing configuration for LIVR will be using environment variables. Modifying config values directly may cause issues with how LIVR synchronizes settings with its vite helpers.

Here is a list of the env vars you can use to customize LIVR:

Name Description
VITE_PUBLIC_DIR The public directory for your Vite app.
VITE_BUILD_DIR The build directory for your Vite app.
VITE_ENTRY_POINT Path to your entrypoint.
VITE_PORT The port for your Vite dev server.
VITE_URL The URL your dev server is bound to.
VITE_PUBLIC_URL The URL your dev server is accessible from.
VITE_SSL Whether or not to use SSL for your dev server.
VITE_SSL_KEY The SSL key for your dev server.
VITE_SSL_CERT The SSL cert for your dev server.
VITE_INERTIA_VIEW The root view for your Inertia app.

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Requires inertiajs/inertia-laravel Version ^v0.6
lifespikes/laravel-bare Version ^0.8.95
spatie/laravel-data Version ^3.7
spatie/typescript-transformer Version ^2.1
tightenco/ziggy Version ^1.5
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