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🚀 Laravel Livewire Starter Kit

Laravel's official Livewire starter kit enhanced with development workflow tools, code quality standards, and additional developer experience improvements from laravel-starter-kit. ✨

📋 Requirements

🚀 Quick Start

[!NOTE]

  • In config/database.php, 'engine' => 'InnoDB', is used as the default for both mysql and mariadb connections.
  • In config/essentials.php, models are unguarded by default via Unguard::class => true. This allows mass assignment without explicitly defining $fillable properties. You can change this setting if you prefer to use guarded models.

📦 Installation

Create a new Laravel Livewire project:

Run the automated setup script:

This command will:

  1. Install PHP dependencies via Composer
  2. Create .env file from .env.example (if not exists)
  3. Create .env.production file from .env.example (if not exists)
  4. Generate application key
  5. Run database migrations
  6. Install NPM dependencies
  7. Build frontend assets

⚙️ Additional Setup

🔧 Environment Configuration

After running composer setup, configure your .env file with your database credentials:

🌐 Browser Testing Setup (Optional)

If you plan to use Pest's browser testing capabilities, install Playwright:

This installs the necessary browser binaries for running browser tests.

🌍 Localization

The starter kit ships with English (en) and Czech (cs) translations. Translation files live in the lang/ directory:

Switch the active language by setting APP_LOCALE in your .env file:

To add another language, create a new lang/{locale}.json for UI strings and a matching lang/{locale}/ directory for the framework files.

🔐 Enable / Disable Registration

User self-registration is controlled by a single switch via the FORTIFY_REGISTRATION_ENABLED env variable:

When set to false:

The flag is also exposed as config()->boolean('fortify.registration_enabled') if you need to read it elsewhere in the application.

🔑 Enable / Disable Two-Factor Authentication

Two-factor authentication is controlled by a single switch via the FORTIFY_2FA_ENABLED env variable:

When set to false:

The TwoFactorAuthenticatable trait stays on the User model — it is inert without the feature registered, and removing it would break factories that fill 2FA columns. Tests always run with 2FA enabled regardless of .env (forced via phpunit.xml), so the 100% coverage gate is not affected by toggling this flag locally.

🚀 Production Environment

The setup script automatically creates a .env.production file. Configure it with production-specific settings:

Configure production environment variables:

💻 Development

🖥️ Running the Development Server

Start all development services concurrently:

This starts:

Your Livewire application will be available at http://localhost:8000 🎉

🔍 Code Quality

🧹 Linting & Formatting

Fix code style issues:

This runs:

🧪 Testing

Run the full test suite:

This includes:

🌐 Browser Testing

This starter kit includes Pest 4 with browser testing capabilities. Create browser tests in tests/Browser/:

🧪 Testing Livewire Components

Test your Livewire components with Pest's built-in Livewire testing:

📜 Available Scripts

🎼 Composer Scripts

📦 NPM Scripts

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

All versions of laravel-starter-kit-livewire with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.4.0
laravel/fortify Version ^1.37.0
laravel/framework Version ^13.7
laravel/tinker Version ^3.0.2
livewire/flux Version ^2.14.1
livewire/volt Version ^1.10.5
nunomaduro/essentials Version ^1.2.0
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