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Informations about the package blog

Simple Blog made with Laravel

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Backend

Logging in

There's no interface for changing user's information yet. You can change user's password using tinker

Posts Content

The body of the posts are saved in markdown. Laravel uses Erusev's Parsedown package to transform it into HTML. Backend UI uses SimpleMDE to show a friendly markdown editor

Tables

All list tables were made using Spatie's Vue Table Component package. Pagination and search are server-side

Changing theme

Main app colors are defined by Tailwind CSS colors.

You can manage themes from the backend on backend/themes. Only one theme can be active at a time.

Frontend

Posts List

In order to see a post, it must be visible and publish_date must be in past.

Algolia's Search (currently untested)

There's a box on the top-right corner for searching posts that uses algolia instant search javascript component. You can define your Algolia credentials in the .env file.

Featured posts

A featured post is visible from anywhere on the frontend UI. It's showed on the sidebar present in any page. It must be published and visible as well.

Inspiration

When I got stuck developing this project, I used Freek Van Der Herten's blog to find a way to solve the problem or inspiration for future features. Thanks for sharing it! 👍

Credits

All versions of blog with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version >=7.0.0
algolia/algoliasearch-client-php Version ^1.23
fideloper/proxy Version ~3.3
laravel/framework Version 5.5.*
laravel/scout Version ^3.0
laravel/tinker Version ~1.0
lloople/laravel-notificator Version ^1.5
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